The firm behind two five-star hotels in Kerry lost millions of euro last year
The company that owns Dunloe Castle is worried about the ‘troubling state’ of the EU.
Nearly 1,000 Limerick homes planned in 'one of Ireland's most ambitious projects'
The first new houses in the Mungret development could be ready by 2021.
Dublin Airport will get a 'flagship' new liquor store with a major overhaul of Terminal 2
It comes shortly after ex-Brown Thomas boss Dalton Philips took up the top job at DAA.
'I've seen the strain long hours puts on staff - I try to mentor away from that'
GoCar boss Colm Brady also talks about ‘character building’ in a Dublin pub.
Poll: Do you keep working after you've left the office?
For business owners in particular, it can be hard to stick to regular hours.
Finance officials have shut down Trump's claim that Ireland will cut its corporate tax rate
The country’s much-publicised 12.5% rate isn’t going anywhere.
'We were lucky, but Storm Ophelia showed us how vulnerable we are'
Here’s how the severe weather impacted businesses around the country.
Ryanair could face a €100m workers bill after its cancellation nightmare
But the airline’s low-cost business model remains ‘intact’, one analyst says.
23 people lost their homes because of the tracker mortgage scandal
Financial institutions have paid out €163 million to affected customers to date.
What to do if your business is hit by Storm Ophelia
Do contact your insurer. Don’t put yourself at risk.
Dublin's famous Alexander Hotel is getting an overhaul - and a new name
O’Callaghan Hotels Group is pumping millions into doing up three properties in the capital.
Ophelia: What businesses need to know as the 'worst storm in 50 years' hits
Dunnes Stores, Debenhams and other retailers have announced countrywide closures.
Insurers say policies will NOT be void if people drive during a red alert
A post doing the rounds on social media is false, an industry group says.
Made in Ireland: Behind the scenes as Keogh's goes from 'crop to crisp'
Tom Keogh shows us how the family-owned firm makes its products in north county Dublin.
A Dublin voice tech startup is ready to cash in on Google and Amazon's shortcomings
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Voysis.
The mystery of Ireland's 'missing' financial services startups
The ‘siloed’ nature of banks and the tech sector is holding back innovation.
Why TG4's boss has his eye on an Irish-language Oscar win
Alan Esslemont also hopes to see the broadcaster’s content on the RTÉ Player and BBC’s iPlayer.
An allotment-style Dublin microbrewery is bringing beer brewing to the masses
JohnnieBongos wants to raise €15,000 to buy more equipment.
Why six-storey 'mansion apartments', not skyscrapers, could solve Dublin's housing crisis
Top UK architect Alison Brooks says Irish cities could copy classic London property design.
The most common scams aimed at Irish businesses - and how to guard against them
From simple to sophisticated, fraud is a problem facing firms of all sizes.