Ireland's food board is worried young people are growing up 'without a mushroom habit'
Bord Bia plans to put €2m into a campaign to make the fungus more attractive to under-35s.
Why coffee is the new 'black gold' for petrol stations like Applegreen
One exec says the business’s future is dependent on growing its food and drink offering.
'I got married at 23 and had to retire. At 40, I started a chocolate firm in my kitchen'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Meath-based Lir Chocolates.
An Ireland-based company is being probed over how it pushes anti-addiction drugs
There have been claims that Alkermes has been artificially boosting sales of its treatment.
From Mrs Brown to Mr O'Brien: The Paradise Papers' Irish connections
A number of well-known faces have cropped up in the historical data leak.
Titanic Belfast's outgoing boss has been roped in to steer the iconic Westport House
Tim Husbands will also serve as CEO of Hughes Group-owned Hotel Westport.
A giant German investment fund is poised to snap up Dublin's Gibson Hotel
Deka, which owns Cork’s Mahon Point shopping centre, intends to take over the building.
Sean O'Sullivan's investment firm is pumping more cash into Dublin startup Aylien
The artificial intelligence company has raised €2 million in its latest funding round.
This Irish software startup will open a Texas office after raising money from INM's chairman
Initiafy’s latest funding round topped out at nearly €1 million.
'Making staff redundant is awful - it's not something you feel good about'
Airsynergy boss Gerry Butler also talks about putting up with plonkers.
Cúl, cúl, cúl! Mayo-based sports retailer Elverys has scored million-euro profits
The Castlebar company has enjoyed a turnaround since it went into examinership in 2014.
Ryanair says the media made its cancellations cock-up sound like 'a big, big deal'
Kenny Jacobs made his first public appearance since the crisis.
Bono says he's 'extremely distressed' by Paradise Papers leaks about his financial affairs
The U2 frontman joins the likes of tech giant Apple in having their tax affairs exposed in the documents.
A partnership linked to broadcaster Gay Byrne is being sued for €1.2 million
The case relates to a loan acquired by a fund from the Bank of Scotland.
Poll: Should workers who don't smoke be given extra holidays?
A Japanese marketing firm is offering cigarette-free staff six additional days of annual leave.
Here are some useful EU business grants you may not know about
Firms can be turned off by the idea of filling in reams of forms – but the rewards can make it worthwhile.
Clare wants to exploit its 'cool temperate climate' to become a data centre hub
The local council is calling on landowners to suggest potential sites for such facilities.
Bono and Queen Elizabeth are among the world's super rich exposed in the Paradise Papers
The Guardian reports U2′s frontman used a company based in Malta to buy a Lithuanian shopping centre.
'We really aren't a hipster place - people use that word as an insult'
Brother Hubbard’s Garrett Fitzgerald talks about the eatery’s recent expansion.
Meet the Internet of Things startup that's sick of hearing about the Internet of Things
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Wia.