Why Apple has been stuck in a three-year battle over its Athenry data centre
The US multinational is said to be tired of waiting for planning permission.
Ryanair fell foul of Europe's top court today - here's what you need to know
The decision may have a big impact on future labour disputes at the airline.
SurveyMonkey's backers have put over €20m into Dublin's Digital Marketing Institute
Spectrum Equity has taken a majority stake in the company with the deal.
'During the boom, it felt like my company won the lottery. I knew it couldn't last'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile the Wexford firm behind Bricks 4 Kidz.
Ireland's housing crisis 'could last for another 10 years'
The Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland has issued a dire warning.
A decade after axing flights to Shannon, Air Canada is bringing a direct route
The four-times weekly flight will kick off next summer.
Brexit, Trump and taxes: Why Irish bosses are less optimistic this year
Fewer CEOs are expecting to see revenues and profit growth this year.
Norwegian Air's Irish wing lost hundreds of millions of dollars last year
The carrier launched long-overdue flights from Cork, Dublin, Belfast and Shannon this summer.
'I had many late-night calls in tears with my mum. I thought I'd made my biggest mistake'
Cara Pharmacy’s Ramona Nicholas talks about why she hates emails and her tips for interviewing.
One of Ireland's biggest landlords says its €1,750-monthly homes are 'good value'
Clancy Quay in Dublin city is owned by US property giant Kennedy Wilson.
A Mullingar boutique owner has been handed a €3m bill for unpaid taxes
The woman reached the biggest settlement on the latest tax defaulters list.
Tourism officials want to know how to attract more wealthy jet-setters
State-backed body Fáilte Ireland rolled out a Brexit plan today.
Property prices are rising at the fastest pace in three years as supply hits a 'critical low'
There were only 3,900 housing units advertised for sale in Dublin during July.
Ryanair has cancelled 110 flights as French air traffic controllers go on strike
The industrial action comes as the country’s president tries to change French labour laws.
Poll: Do you support the sugar tax?
It’s expected the measure will bring in far less money than the government first thought.
One of the country's top VC firms plans to invest in over a dozen new startups
Frontline Ventures and AIB have €3 million to spend on young tech firms.
Ireland's biggest chicken producer has been sold for more than €1 billion
US company Pilgrim’s Pride will become Moy Park’s third owner in less than a decade.
Every Irish airport has enjoyed a bump in passenger numbers - except for Shannon
The Clare hub is looking to reimagine itself as a ‘challenger brand’ to rival airports.
A Dublin company has abandoned its prospective oil well off the Kerry coast
Providence Resources will now look to drill another well in the sea south of Cork.
Ireland's Airbnb for car parking is taking a leaf out of the McDonald's playbook
Parkpnp has cut a franchise deal worth roughly €1 million as it goes international.