Delivery giant DHL must pay over €70,000 to an accident-prone driver it sacked
The former employee was dismissed after causing €2,500 worth of damage to a van.
The deal-breakers that could cost you a place on Ireland's top startup programmes
This entrepreneur delivers a masterclass in applying for a business accelerator.
'Horror stories' about Irish rents are turning foreign tech workers off in their droves
There has been a big increase in candidates turning down job offers, one recruiter says.
Dublin Bus has lost out in a tender to operate some of its own routes
UK operator Go-Ahead has emerged as the preferred bidder.
A group of architects wants to save this 'piece of heritage' from demolition
The building on Baggot Street dates back to the 1960s.
A Galway company has secured millions to market a bacteria-resistant device for sick cows
Westway Health will use the money to commercialise a product that treats bovine mastitis.
Revealed: The Irish counties that will suffer most from a 'hard Brexit'
It’s not just the border regions that are likely to bear the brunt.
Conroy Gold's largest shareholder has moved to oust its 83-year-old founder
Richard Conroy has been with the company since it was set up in 1995.
This is what the old Central Bank building could look like in years to come
Property giant Hines and its partner Peterson will spend €75m on redeveloping the site.
Tesco wants a Santry supermarket blocked until the Metro North has been sorted out
The rail line has already been delayed for more than a decade.
'My worst job was gutting chickens': The founder of €300m Irish tech firm Movidius
David Moloney talks about how the best advice he ever got led him to start the company.
Luas works have spoiled an otherwise good run for Dublin's department stores
The latest business monitor by Retail Ireland says footfall in the capital ‘remains difficult’.
A recent court case shows that the concept of 'buyer beware' is still alive and well
The Supreme Court had to decide whether an estate agent was liable for overstating the size of a property.
A couple subjected to 'wayward golf balls' is fighting Glenlo Abbey Hotel's makeover
The five-star property was given permission to build extra rooms, a spa and a clubhouse extension.
Poll: Should the government cut excise duty on beer?
Drinks lobby groups say the tax is a ‘major threat’ to the industry.
It was 'fair' for a hotel to sack a worker who took two cups of coffee powder
The Employment Appeals Tribunal has found that the Strand Hotel’s decision to sack the man was fair.
Waste in the west brought in €35m for a Galway-based bin company
Barna Waste’s parent reported a million-euro profit for 2016.
'There's never a good time to leave': Paddy Power's boss has stepped down
Breon Corcoran has spent 16 years at the betting group.
'Like being in a swimming pool with Jaws': A Meath plastics firm calls in the liquidator
Brexit and losing a major customer took their toll on Global Green Composites.
'Unlike the vulture funds, we're hoping to be here in 20 years'
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series we profile Initiative Ireland.