Qantas's Irish boss throws down a challenge to launch the world's longest flights
Alan Joyce said the bid to operate a 20-hour, non-stop service is the ‘last frontier of global aviation’.
A security firm has to pay €20k to a bouncer told 'all Romanians are thieves and liars'
It was ruled that the company did not address racial abuse directed towards an employee.
Want a great company logo? Try thinking of your business as a rock band
This graphic designer delivers a masterclass in making a memorable mark.
Landlords are accused of doing up properties as a 'back door' to avoid rent caps
Threshold says minor refurbishments are being used as an excuse to evict tenants and raise prices.
Plans to extend access to the 'jewel' in Kerry's tourism crown have been shot down
The OPW will not lengthen the visitor season for Skellig Michael.
Dublin's Cubic Telecom has got a huge funding boost from Audi and other backers
The €40 million investment will be used to recruit more engineering staff and expand overseas.
How iPads sparked a week from hell for the company behind Ireland's biggest moneylender
Provident Financial is being investigated by the UK’s financial watchdog.
A major Kildare housing project from one of Ireland's largest developers has hit a snag
The Bennett brothers have been refused planning permission for 183 homes in Newbridge.
INM wants Google and Facebook to pay for news
Group chairman Leslie Buckley said traditional publishers should ‘demand payment’ from the online duopoly.
A bartender won €20,000 after discrimination over her 'extremely painful' condition
The woman had her hours cut after surgery to treat endometriosis.
'When we launched FoodCloud it didn't work at all. We had to go back to the drawing board'
Iseult Ward chats about FoodCloud’s rocky launch and why she would like to hire Richard Branson.
A bid to stop Ireland's new North-South Interconnector has been thrown out of court
The power link is expected to bring down electricity costs for consumers.
Paddy Cosgrave says homelessness is being exploited as a 'great business opportunity'
Web Summit has been housing workers in a ‘crash pad’ because of Dublin’s rent crisis.
This is the county with the most empty shops and offices in Ireland
More than one in 10 commercial sites in Ireland are vacant.
Varadkar tells US TV he's 'confused and puzzled' by Britain's trading plans
The Taoiseach also shared his thoughts on Donald Trump.
'Dublin needs hundreds of student beds approved every month for the next decade'
Accommodation of all types is urgently needed as the supply of rental properties hits a record low.
Poll: Do you think Brexit will actually happen?
Some commentators branded the UK’s recent position papers as a flop.
Ryanair is tipped to launch an 'aggressive' price war as the battle for Air Berlin heats up
The Irish carrier is keen to squeeze out the competition for Germany’s desirable aviation market.
A bookkeeper who was 'retired' at 66 wins €12,000 for age discrimination
The woman rejected an offer of re-engagement on a two-year contract.
This Irish startup is testing under-skin medical record chips - on its own staff
The company behind MediMee launched its maiden product earlier this year.