What an Aer Lingus labour case can teach firms about forcing staff to speak English
The recent court ruling followed accusations of discrimination at the airline.
'We're under pressure after being valued at €200m. You hardly sleep at night'
Conal Henry is in charge at Limerick-based Enet, which was bought by a state-backed fund.
Take a guided tour of... the global tech company based in a Howth lighthouse
D4H’s clients include the US Department of Defense.
'Architecture is a lot like making a sausage': The man behind the world's top skyscrapers
Marshall Strabala designed the 632m Shanghai Tower.
Launching a startup business? Here's how to get your taxes in order
This is the essential advice you’ll need for taking the plunge with a new enterprise.
One of Ireland's biggest builders has been cleared for a controversial north Dublin project
Sean Reilly has approval for 150 houses and a retail development in the small town of Lusk.
US fantasy sports giant DraftKings is planning to launch in Ireland this year
The Boston-headquartered firm has already met with government officials.
'We sold out three days after launch, but then panic set in. We had no money to buy stock'
From digital marketing to selling hoverboards, Daniel Nugent’s next idea is making computer glasses cool.
The firm behind Golden Pages has a 'reasonable prospect' of surviving its insolvency
The company filed for examinership after its owner withdrew financial support.
Despite a failed Kickstarter, this Dublin-based man hasn't given up his 'wizarding' pub plan
Matthew Cortland is looking in Ireland and the UK for investors who will back his idea.
This Irish juice company is the winner of the first VidPitch Competition
Skinny Malinkys beat four other shortlisted entries in the public vote.
'There's no sheik, no Chinese investors': Bray Wanderers' housing plan for Carlisle Grounds
Martin O’Connor doesn’t regret a controversial statement comparing Wicklow to North Korea.
'The brewing industry faces challenges that could stifle investment and kill innovation'
But despite the headwinds, the sector has a lot to be proud of in Ireland.
'Organising events is nerve-racking - your reputation is on the line'
This entrepreneur delivers a masterclass in pulling off a first-time convention.
Sales dived at Universal Music Ireland last year after a 'major customer' shut
The company also saw its CD sales halve.
An Irish startup that helps turn everyday objects into 'smart' devices has raised a big chunk of cash
Wia plans to use part of the funds to double its headcount in Dublin.
Welfare recipients will be trained to work on dairy farms under a new plan
The move is aimed at easing the shortage of labour in the sector as incomes rise.
'Losing my job was hard, but making people redundant was worse'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Sonas Bathrooms.
Why Stripe's billionaire Irish founder has a clock counting down how long he has to live
Limerick native Patrick Collison set up the US company with his brother John.
Barclays is moving into this new Dublin office - with room for 300 more staff
The financial firm will occupy two and a half floors of the new Molesworth Street office block.