Newbridge Credit Union's directors have escaped bans after a court battle
The lender was formally wound up in 2013 on a petition from the Central Bank.
Dublin businesses say traffic changes have made commutes worse, not quicker
Dublin Chamber said new traffic measures along the quays are affecting the whole city.
Rural broadband scheme dealt a blow as ESB and Vodafone pull out of the running
A number of telecoms companies are bidding for a State contract to bring broadband to 542,000 customers.
Conroy Gold's biggest shareholder has lost a High Court bid to overhaul its board
Patrick O’Sullivan claimed he was blocked by the company’s chairman.
A prominent IVF clinic has been slapped on the wrist for its 'misleading' ads
The Sims fertility clinic is featured in TV3′s documentary series, The Babymakers.
Many new fathers fear taking parental leave will hamper their chances of promotion
Paid paternity leave provisions were brought in a year ago.
Poll: Should a 'city tax' be brought in for Dublin hotels?
The measure could be used as an alternative to raising the hospitality sector’s prized VAT rate.
Starbucks has lost its appeal over an unapproved outlet in Swords
The owners had claimed the premises was being used as a ‘shop’, not a café.
How the 'family factor' turned this travel firm into a multimillion-euro business
Topflight’s CEO says running the company with his father and brother is ‘critical’.
Made in Ireland: Behind the scenes at Dublin's newest cakes and snacks factory
Family-owned company Broderick’s has thrown open the doors of its brand new factory.
Meet the Clare man who went from working for a graveyard to overseeing billion-dollar deals
Rory O’Driscoll moved to the US in the 90s with only $200 in his back pocket.
'Ireland's taxes are great, but the second there's no talented staff, no one will be here'
The boss of billion-dollar Qualtrics on why Ireland makes a great home for tech giants… for now.
These Wexford brewers are making video games and comics to stand out in the craft beer rat race
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series we profile YellowBelly Beer.
The ball is in the worker's court: How firms can stand out to win the 'war for talent'
Employers must think outside the box to get real, lasting talent.
Channel your inner grumpy 'man in the pub': PR lessons from Ryanair's cancellations 'cock-up'
Communications pros share their thoughts on how to handle a crisis situation.
20 years in the making: Over a thousand houses to be built in Galway's new 'urban village'
Thousands of people could live in the Ardaun area near the city centre.
'The contract was signed but needed to be rubber stamped. Then overnight it all fell apart'
After trying his hand in the hostel industry, Stephen Deasy moved into the coffee game.
DAA has been told to pay thousands to workers being moved 30 minutes from a Shannon office
Siptu members said they will lose privileges like access to duty-free shops.
The government's official travel agent made millions last year
Club Travel is owned by Ryanair co-founder Liam Lonergan.
Two farmers were accused of 'trying to extort' money from billionaire brothers in a land row
The High Court ruled in favour of property tycoons Luke and Brian Comer.