Building sites across Ireland are grinding to a halt - here's why
Unions are locked in an industrial battle over pay for crane operators.
'When my dad was let go, I remember thinking I never want to be in that situation'
Seeing his father lose his job inspired Keith Moran to one day set up his own business.
A woman won €5k after claims a manager assaulted her during a Harvey Norman blackout
The retailer said she was ‘twiddling’ with the security wire attached to a display laptop.
Aer Lingus's owner says Dublin Airport is struggling with infrastructure 'bottlenecks'
IAG chief Willie Walsh claims the hub had been ‘caught out’ with traffic growth.
Uber's ridesharing plans for Ireland may have suffered their final setback
The transport watchdog has poured cold water on the tech company’s plans for a pilot in Limerick.
There's been a surge in complaints about how Irish 'influencers' are plugging products
The ads watchdog has fielded three times as many complaints so far this year as in all of 2016.
COMPETITION: You decide who takes away €5,000 for the best startup pitch
Voting is live in the inaugural VidPitch Competition, where the public get to be the dragons.
'If Facebook's taking 360-degree videos seriously, so should you'
This video guru delivers a masterclass in making a compelling clip on a budget.
Johnny Ronan argues his rejected skyscraper would 'economically enhance' Dublin
His property firm has demanded an oral hearing from An Bord Pleanála.
A Mayo barman who refused to serve at a lock-in has won €3,000 for unfair dismissal
The former employee was told to ‘f**k off’ by the owner of Paddy’s Bar in Kiltimagh.
Hop House 13's rise is making up for sluggish Guinness sales at Diageo
Bailey’s has also continued its global ‘turnaround’.
Limerick's Enet is worth up to €200m after a US millionaire and state-backed fund team up
The Irish Infrastructure Fund is buying a majority stake in the wholesale broadband business.
Self-employed people earning over €100,000 'should get a tax cut'
That’s according to the Dublin Chamber, which wants a USC surcharge scrapped.
'I wondered for years if I was right to leave Sydney to start a company in Cork'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Nova Broadband.
Major building sites will grind to a halt as crane drivers escalate strikes
One union is pushing for the workers to be paid up to €27 per hour.
Irish board appointments are still dominated by a 'who you know' culture
And the Institute of Directors in Ireland has said there is limited appetite for change.
The Dublin firm that runs a Bear Grylls bootcamp is moving into the UK
Events company Orangeworks has won a lucrative deal with team building business Catalyst Global.
Dundrum parking and Dublin retail rents have boosted a UK property giant's profits
London-based Hammerson co-owns several shopping centres around the Irish capital.
Waterford Airport plans to lay off staff until its troubled UK flights take off
But Unite will ballot for industrial action if its members are put out of work.
A Dublin cake firm being liquidated over a huge rates bill 'could have paid but chose not to'
Well-known company Decobake is set to be wound up.