'I used to triple-check everything – I had to learn to trust people'
Guinness Storehouse boss Paul Carty also explains why it’s not OK to drink at a business meeting.
McDonald's Ireland dished out over €100m to its corporate owners last year
The fast-food chain’s local division also booked a multimillion-euro profit.
EasyJet is likely to be the major winner from Ryanair and Monarch Airline's woes
The British carrier has been tipped as the best-positioned to capitalise on rivals’ problems.
A major housing development in Sandyford has been handed a 'mystifying' knock-back
Ires Reit was denied permission to build more than 450 apartments in south Dublin.
Poll: Should income taxes be cut for higher earners?
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar recently claimed high taxes were holding back the nation.
A Galway company that tracks truckers has been snapped up by a Nasdaq-listed firm
Blue Tree Systems has been sold to Orbcomm.
What Europe's tough new data protection rules will mean for the world of HR
The GDPR regulations will come into force with immediate effect next year.
A vulture fund-backed housebuilder will capitalise on Ireland's 'immature' property market
Glenveagh Properties plans to build thousands of houses across the country.
Monarch Airlines has collapsed leaving 110,000 passengers stranded
The failure has been described as the largest ever in the UK aviation sector.
Timeline: The 17-year battle over plans for a huge incinerator at Cork Harbour
A Belgian company wants to burn waste in Ringaskiddy, but locals have fought every step of the way.
After project China, Bord Bia is hunting for the next billion-euro Asian market
The state agency is still at ‘square one’ in much of the region.
How Paddy Power is using its brick-and-mortar bookies to push spending online
Cash is still king, as far as the bookmaker’s concerned.
What Mark Zuckerberg's clothes can teach you about avoiding customers' 'decision fatigue'
Faced with too many complex choices, a lot of potential buyers will just opt out.
'Watching the Irish state throw money at people doing so much less with it is frustrating'
Bill Liao reveals SOSV’s expansion setbacks in Ireland and the right way to go about social enterprise.
'We wondered, would we die as a town?': How Westport was regenerated
Council architect Simon Wall now wants to make the area an adventure hotspot.
This Dublin startup wants to help people skip the lunch queue
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series we profile Bamboo.
Here are some Budget wishes - and what we can expect to actually get
There won’t be any Celtic Tiger-style ‘goodies’ for Ireland in the 2018 edition.
Why airlines are flying into a future of pilot shortages
A leading trainer says high entry costs and poor marketing are turning off aspiring flyers.
Eight of Ireland's biggest firms paid no corporate taxes on their income
An official analysis also found more than a dozen firms had an effective tax rate of below 1%.
'After one long week we bawled all the way home in the car. We couldn't console each other'
Claire Finnan started out as a nurse before moving to PR then launching a baby fair.