The Rolling Stones' one-time chef has crowdfunded a Kilkenny burger joint
The Hungry Moose is due to open on Upper John Street early next month.
'Slow, tortuous, difficult and costly': The tale of Galway Port's long-delayed expansion plans
The west of Ireland port first applied for development approval in 2014.
Meet the Dublin startup that delivers meal kits to hungry Google staff
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight we profile DropChef.
The future of retail is Amazon vs everyone - here's how Irish firms can still compete
The mass migration of in-store shopping online has only just begun.
Why Ryanair cares so much about a failed German airline
The Irish carrier claimed there’s an ‘obvious conspiracy’ between Air Berlin and local rival Lufthansa.
An Ireland-based firm on Forbes' fintech watch list is headed for liquidation
Aztec Exchange raised $3.5 million in funding and planned to create 100 jobs in Dublin.
'I was 41 and I couldn't see myself doing an ad agency job into my 50s'
After 15 years in advertising, Grainne O’Driscoll decided to ditch her desk job for pilates classes.
Limerick's billionaire Collison brothers have made Fortune's famed 40 under 40 list
The pair joined Taoiseach Leo Varadkar for the latest instalment.
Seán Quinn is back in business with a new online betting venture
The ex-billionaire is taking a punt on QuinnBet.
'In the 80s, everyone wanted to be in a band. Now they all want to be in a startup'
This angel investor delivers a masterclass in networking at industry gatherings.
DIY store Woodie's has to fork out €15,000 to a worker sacked over a missing €50 note
The Labour Court said the retailer didn’t carry out a proper investigation.
A row over a toolshed has stalled development of this massive Dublin student complex
A handyman previously employed by the landlord claims to own part of the land in the Liberties.
The firm behind Swords' North County Leader newspaper is calling in the liquidator
Else Newspapers will hold a creditors meeting at the end of this month.
Sam McCauley Chemists delivered a tidy profit before its €50m takeover
The 64-year-old company recently sold a majority stake to a private investment firm.
A third-storey extension for Dylan McGrath's Fade Street Social has been knocked back
But the property owners are appealing the Dublin council decision.
'An extremely special day for us': Cork outsourcing giant Voxpro has just been sold
Canadian group Telus International snapped up a majority stake in the company.
The UK wants a 'cross-border trade exemption' so firms can avoid Irish customs checks
But many of Westminster’s proposals have already been dismissed as impossible.
The Swords outfit that provides security to Penneys made a fortune last year
Outsourced services provider Noonan was recently sold to a South African group for €175 million.
Ireland could soon wind up with another Brexit headache: Air traffic control
Transport officials warn that the issue poses a ‘unique problem’.
'Grossly unfair': Landlords aren't happy about plans to penalise owners of vacant homes
The government has flagged a ‘carrot and stick’ approach to making more houses available.