How freelancers and contractors can spare themselves needless financial pain
With self-employment can come newfound freedom – but also money worries.
Why Ireland's energy companies are lining up to hike electricity prices
Wholesale gas prices are rising – and with them go most energy bills.
'The startup community in Ireland is excellent - but funding is a killer'
Angel investor Ian Lucey is opening a major ‘innovation space’ in Dún Laoghaire.
How a Cork peninsula with poor access and scant facilities plans to win more tourists
Sheep’s Head was named a ‘European destination of excellence’ but suffers from low visitor numbers.
Why firms using tools like fingerprint scanners could soon be in a legal minefield
New EU data protection rules mean companies have to reassess how they handle biometric info.
The world's biggest security firm is refusing to lift redundancy payouts for Irish staff
G4S cut workers after moving some operations from Dublin to Belfast.
The multimillion-euro project to pedestrianise College Green has hit a setback
An Bord Pleanála has delayed its decision on the development plan.
Dublin council wants huge €1m fines brought in to deal with dodgy landlords
An RTÉ investigation found a slew of serious health and safety issues in rental properties.
State funding for Dublin's St Patrick's Festival will be cut from next year
Fáilte Ireland chairman Michael Cawley says the private sector should back the big-ticket event.
Despite planning approval, Apple is still 'considering' its €850m Galway data centre
The proposed Athenry facility has been mired in the planning process.
'After one long day, I got some bad feedback at a tasting. I was so tired my eyes welled up'
This food startup owner talks about why she quit her corporate job to set up a business.
Ireland's bank bosses warned: Sort out the tracker mess or you'll be in the firing line
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe said he could take action against individual bank directors.
Why you need seven laptops... and other hacks to pull off a big event
This tech guru delivers a masterclass in avoiding ‘technical difficulties’ at conferences.
Ireland's 'unfit' corporate watchdog is about to get a major overhaul
The ODCE was roundly criticised for its role in the collapse of the case against Sean FitzPatrick.
A multimillion-euro 'innovation hub' is opening in the old Dún Laoghaire ferry terminal
The space will house both companies and startups in need of coworking space.
A Kilkenny shower company has been snapped up in a massive €70m deal
UK firm Norcros is paying top dollar for Merlyn Industries.
Profits soared at the food firm behind Strong Roots in just its second year of business
The frozen-food startup is now plotting its move into the tough US market.
'I lost 10kg while opening my first restaurant. Leaving Leinster Rugby was a shock'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Mexican fast food chain Zambrero.
'We're not bad neighbours': Dunnes Stores isn't happy with Cork City Council
The retailer has objected to restrictions imposed on a planned revamp of one of its stores.
Should employers pay staff stranded by rail strikes? Here's what you need to know
The first of five planned Irish Rail stoppages took place today.