'There's a stigma around doing a trade, but it's as good a way to start a business as college'
Firemole’s Seán Ó Tuama talks about his lessons from seeking investment and crowdfunding.
This Mayo-based businessman has scooped the Entrepreneur of the Year award
Harry Hughes runs workwear manufacturer Portwest with his two brothers.
'They say the key to good mental health is stability - I never really had that growing up'
This design pro shares her experience of depression and anxiety.
Airbnb apartment lets may be capped at 60 nights per year under tough guidelines
A letter to local authorities says that short-term lets need to be granted planning approval.
Jackie Lavin has settled her dispute with long-time partner Bill Cullen over a Kerry house
The businesswoman claimed Killegy House should have been sold to her.
An enduring symbol of Ireland's property crash is about to get a huge overhaul
Sandyford’s 14-storey ‘Sentinel’ building will be home to nearly 300 office ‘suites’.
A Dublin games-industry outfit has splashed out $66m on its biggest takeover yet
Keywords Studios has acquired seven companies this year.
Dublin's housing sprawl outside the M50 will be 'a huge issue' in the future
The largest numbers of sales in the capital so far this year have been in new projects on the outskirts.
The key questions still unanswered about Ireland's tracker mortgage scandal
The big lenders have all apologised after being hauled in front of the government.
'I had a Ferrari and six houses by the time I was 26, but I wasn't happy'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin tech firm Nostra.
Dunnes will replace an 'underperforming' Dublin city centre store with an Asian eatery
The retail unit is being sub-divided into two new spaces for restaurants.
Ryanair tells pilots they'll probably have to take all their annual leave early next year
The memo to staff comes following a tumultuous few months at the airline.
Butlers Chocolates made a very tasty profit last year
The company sold more than €35m worth of sweets in 2016.
Dublin's oldest jazz club is making way for a block of short-term lets
New plans for JJ Smyth’s will see the music venue replaced with 19 bedrooms.
'Parcel Motel was my biggest risk - we didn't know how long it would take to catch on'
The firm’s general manager, Orla Sheils, also talks about the importance of ‘do nothing’ days.
A Danish electric car-sharing firm is looking to launch in Dublin
GreenMobility has started ‘initial dialogues’ with potential franchisees.
Here's why developers need to sell Dublin city apartments for €470,000
A new report looks at why apartments in the capital are so expensive.
Poll: Do you think Ireland's housing crisis is exaggerated?
A leading government adviser certainly thinks it is.
The country’s business model hinges on often-fickle foreign investment.
A German manufacturing giant is about to set up a 3D-printing lab in Tallaght
Henkel, which already employs 400 people in Ireland, will hire 40 more staff.