Ireland's master plan for the next 20 years 'has nothing to stop urban sprawl'
The chair of An Bord Pleanála said we need to get cars out of cities.
COMPETITION: Win a team-building package for four to Kilkenny
It’s time to throw off the office shackles for the Reign of Terror endurance obstacle course event.
'It's an absolutely toxic atmosphere with management': Ryanair captains take a stand
One pilot said issues at the airline had been going on ‘for years’.
A Temple Bar 'flying saucer' hotel could've been 'one of Europe's most extraordinary spaces'
There was a plan to massively expand The Clarence Hotel, which is owned by Bono and The Edge.
'Grand, one-off gestures don't make a great workplace. It's the tiny things'
This author delivers a masterclass in building trust with staff.
A court has slapped down planners for letting 'irrelevant' details stop a Kildare wind farm
The 47-turbine ‘Maighne’ project was first put forward in 2015.
Ireland's aviation watchdog has been bombarded with calls over Ryanair
The regulator will rope in extra staff to deal with the high volume of complaints.
Permanent TSB probably won't pay corporate tax for more than 20 years
PTSB said it is obliged to comply with accounting principles that allow it to carry forward losses.
After nearly 50 years behind the bar, Gerry Chawke is selling his famous Clonmel pub
The 72-year-old has decided it’s time to pull his last pint.
How will Donald Trump's latest tax plan affect Ireland? What you need to know
The US company tax rate is to be slashed to 20%, bringing it closer to Ireland’s level.
Billionaire Dermot Desmond is among a group of backers to put $10m into careers site Jobbio
The Dublin outfit will open an office in Montreal, Canada.
'I was nervous leaving my job to set up a business. You always have doubts'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin-based Gillenmarkets.
'Dublin may feel it missed Brexit jobs, but there was never going to be a London exodus'
A senior figure in property firm Cushman & Wakefield said the media over-hyped the Brexit fallout.
This iconic coffee kiosk in Dublin has shut after 38 years in business
The café is located on the junction of Leeson Street and Adelaide Road.
Up to 400,000 people will be hit with fresh Ryanair flight cancellations
The airline plans to fly fewer planes in winter to deal with staff shortages.
AIB strikes a deal to let struggling homeowners rent their own houses
Under the scheme, a mortgage holder will surrender their property and rent it back.
A 1% tax hike could be the 'difference between success or failure' for rural restaurants
That’s according to the Restaurants Association of Ireland, which said 6,000 jobs are at risk.
Ireland's biggest landlords could be the winners from a huge Cherrywood apartment project
More than 1,250 ‘built-to-rent’ homes are being planned for the south Dublin site.
Bohemian FC cleared its multimillion-euro debt after selling Dalymount Park
The historic venue was sold to the council, which is redeveloping it.
'My biggest regret is my early career. I ended up doing jobs I had no interest in'
Jobbio CEO Stephen Quinn also talks about his favourite interview questions.