A Temple Bar hotel is plotting a six-storey extension to nearly double its capacity
The Temple Bar Inn wants to add almost 90 more rooms.
This rule change could push new student houses 'to the edge of Dublin and beyond'
The city council is considering making it tougher to build student accommodation.
Tourism bigwigs are worried about a dip in visitors during one of the busiest months
Value for money is ‘more important than ever’, Tourism Ireland said.
Ryanair says Lufthansa and Air France want to see 'chaos' in the skies after Brexit
Dublin Airport’s outgoing CEO also suggested other European countries might welcome a bad outcome.
'Scenic' Donegal Airport wants 'through connections' with the UK and Europe
The hub is a ‘vital element of infrastructure’ because of the county’s poor transport links.
Poll: Are you worried tourism will take a toll on Ireland's infrastructure?
There has been a rise in the phenomenon in some parts of Europe.
Lidl's controversial €15m Castleknock development has ended up in the High Court
A property owner is challenging An Bord Pleanála’s decision to give the project the green light.
Permanent TSB has been handed the ECB’s first banking fine – here's why
The Irish lender has been slapped with a €2.5 million penalty.
Helping workers buy part of their employer's business could stop Irish firms going bust
A business group says the move could aid companies trying to retain key staff.
The Irish pub is under threat from tourists flocking to 'more affordable' Britain
That’s according to a drinks lobby group that thinks a cut in excise duty could help solve the problem.
Penneys and cheap supermarkets are forcing other retailers to slash their prices
Intense competition is making stores pass on cost savings, according to a Savills report.
Meet the colourful tour company 'high chief' who has no time for Irish begrudgery
Cathal O’Connell believes Paddywagon tours ‘changed the industry forever’.
'Let's be frank - often it's been the best man for the job, even if women were more qualified'
From quotas to paternity leave, top female founders share their thoughts on the gender divide.
A worker sacked over missing cash won €12,000 - here are the lessons for employers
It was found that the excuse for firing the employee was not within the ‘band of reasonable responses’.
This multimillion-euro Kerry startup is turning down calls from possible buyers
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight we profile Mobacar.
A jobs expo started in the depths of the recession is bringing its 'positivity' to the west
Career Zoo is hosting its first recruitment event outside Dublin next month.
These are the incentives available for anyone starting a new business in Ireland
And hopefully there will be more to come for entrepreneurs in this year’s Budget.
How one of Ireland's tourist hotspots is fighting the battle against visitor overload
Despite anti-tourism protests across Europe, it’s business as usual in Ireland – but why?
EU workers going cold on the UK could see Ireland as an 'attractive' alternative
Net migration in the UK has dipped by a quarter since last year.
'For one of our first events they told us to bring food for 250 people – we sold one burger'
A bad leg break spurred this former marketeer to set up his own burger business.