Permanent TSB has a plan to help landlords in debt - but no luck for homeowners
The bank has offered to write off money owed by some of its customers.
Ryanair is axing its second free carry-on bag policy
The budget airline said it was causing flight delays after previously accusing passengers of ‘flouting’ the rules.
This Irish bike-sharing startup is launching in London – but its Dublin plans are on ice
Delayed bye-laws have held up Urbo’s roll out here.
'When I left the company I founded, the first thing I did was get a dog'
Hassle’s Jules Coleman talks about over-hyped startup trends and her favourite interview question.
Two Kildare furniture retailers have been declared bankrupt over a €330,000 tax debt
The Quinns previously avoided eviction from their home, on which they owed €3 million.
'It's rubbish talk' – Dalata's chief has criticised claims that hotels are costing the exchequer
Pat McCann says room prices could go even higher if the sector’s special VAT rate is cut.
Dublin cafés are giving out free coffee to protest the spread of Starbucks
The initiative was started by one business owner who was unhappy about a new Starbucks opening nearby.
Warning: Ireland's high debt has left the country 'exposed to shocks'
That’s according to the government’s spending watchdog, which wants a rainy-day fund.
The Cork distillery behind The Pogues whiskey delivered million-euro profits last year
Skibbereen-based West Cork Distillers has been expanding its capacity in the town.
Poll: Should caps on bankers' pay and bonuses be lifted?
The government is weighing up relaxing policies in place since the bank bailouts.
After a two-year wait, a probe into dodgy Donegal planning is finally finished
But it’s not known when the report’s findings will be made public.
Is 'mother's ruin' now a goldmine? How Irish distillers are cashing in on the gin craze
The Irish Spirits Association now has its own gin group.
This Irish teen quit school at 17 to launch a talent agency for online 'influencers'
Conor O’Flaherty says he plans to hire up to 15 people in Galway over the next year.
'It's a beautiful place to live and work': Doing business in Ireland's 'most vacant' town
Donegal’s Ballybofey has recorded the state’s highest rate of empty shops and offices.
How these two marketeers got their protein bars in every corner of Ireland
Fulfil Nutrition is on track to sell 30 million bars in 2017 a year after launching.
This entrepreneur left the global drinks industry - to build a global whiskey brand in Clare
Louise McGuane wants to turn Chapel Gate Whiskey into a major player on the world stage.
Tech's next big thing won't work for one-quarter of all people - an Irish startup wants to fix that
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight we profile SoapBox Labs.
How even small firms can apply the Steve Jobs touch to inspire their staff
Telling stories that bring the best out of workers will help any business.
Despite a year of lobbying, Ireland is stuck on a Brazilian tax haven blacklist
The move makes it more expensive for Irish and Brazilian companies to trade.
'I lost hours of my life commuting on the M50 every day – but it gave me my business idea'
After leaving corporate life, Ciara Garvan launched a startup to offer workers more flexible hours.