The firms behind Galway's G Hotel and other prime sites 'owe Deutsche Bank €698m'
Developer Gerry Barrett’s companies want court protection from creditors.
Niall Quinn's broadband company is going out of business
Qsat was locked in a damaging dispute with its connectivity provider Avanti.
Locals are trying to block a 'smelly' €60m Dairygold factory in their 'sleepy village'
The manufacturer wants to expand its facilities in east Cork after securing a major contract.
What war rooms and 'prairie dogs' can teach you about designing a better office
This architect delivers a masterclass in workplace design.
Tallaght's shopping centre is suing Three to force it to keep a store open
The telecoms firm closed its shop without giving notice earlier this month.
The giant behind Jameson is mentoring new distilleries – but it won't be buying any
New results for Pernod Richard show a spike in Jameson sales since last year.
The ex-boss of Brown Thomas is taking over the reins at Dublin Airport
Dalton Philips was also the head of UK supermarket Morrisons for five years.
'It's set us back a year': The row tearing apart this Irish gold company heats up
Conroy Gold’s heated boardroom battle is set for a court showdown.
Hong Kong, here we come - Dublin is getting its first direct flights to the Asia-Pacific
Cathay Pacific will operate the ‘historic’ route from June 2018.
The founder of Google's investment arm is putting money into Limerick startup Teckro
The young firm has raised more than $17 million to date.
RTÉ will ask over 250 staff to take a redundancy package
The state broadcaster is being restructured to reduce its €20 million deficit.
A vulture fund is backing a big new Irish housebuilder - here's what we know so far
Glenveagh Properties is expected to list on the Irish Stock Exchange shortly.
'My father's heart attack made us stronger as a family - and as a business'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile the Quinn family’s Sligo businesses.
Despite a spike in revenue, losses are mounting at Deliveroo's Irish arm
The company has more than 800 self-employed riders here but just eight staff on its books.
Profits took a dive at Irish fruit giant Fyffes before it was sold in a mega-deal
But the company’s executives enjoyed a pay rise before the sale to a Japanese conglomerate.
Tallaght's Square shopping centre has hit the market for over €200m
The 27-year-old development is one of the last large-scale commercial properties on Nama’s books.
Dublin hotels are now full 300 nights of the year
A third year of double-digit growth in average room prices could hurt the capital.
Got about €90m to spare? The famous Gibson Hotel could be yours
The hotel, located in the heart of Dublin’s docks, is up for sale.
'There's an illusion that entrepreneurs need to work 80 hours a week. I don't believe that'
Seán Brett of Steeltech Sheds talks about cleaning toilets and how he stays focused.
The company behind Wicklow's the Happy Pear swung into the red last year
But the business – set up by twins David and Stephen Flynn – has been growing fast.