Golden Discs is back in the black thanks to vinyl's 'renaissance'
The firm’s traditional record sales more than doubled last year.
Businesses have narrowly voted to keep Dublin Town after a divisive scrap over its future
But the group fighting the city centre-improvement scheme says it will ‘intensify’ its campaign.
After ditching refurb plans, Ireland's biggest hotelier wants to demolish this Dublin landmark
The Tara Towers Hotel will be replaced with a four-star Maldron development.
Poll: Should the IDA be given more power to acquire private land?
The state agency was blocked from the compulsory purchase of a Kildare farmer’s property.
'Planning is taking much longer. Onshore wind farms have taken a hammering'
That’s according Bord na Móna’s CEO, who says the firm is working to get locals on board.
A London medical conference is moving to Sligo because of Brexit – and Web Summit
Firefly Summit will bring 200 podiatrists to the north-west of Ireland.
A major drinks group has bought an €18m piece of the new Dublin Liberties Distillery
Stock Spirits will also take a 25% stake in Quintessential Brands, which owns the facility.
Dublin Airport wants help with 'challenging' noise reduction for homes near its second runway
DAA is currently embroiled in a court battle with local residents and environmentalists.
Take a guided tour of... Twitter's Dublin digs after their multimillion-euro makeover
The social media company’s base in the capital is now one of the country’s greenest buildings.
Why Ireland needs better share incentives to help smaller firms keep their staff
The Minister for Finance recently said he planned to follow through on an improved SME scheme.
After a sobering two years, McGargles' maker has dumped its 'over-ambitious' plans
Kildare-based Rye River Brewing Company suffered significant losses in recent years.
Why Irish fishers are right to be worried about the UK taking back control of its waters
The UK’s decision to leave the EU could jeopardise two-fifths of the local industry.
'We don't have an office – but that hasn't stopped us from making progress'
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series we profile TravTab.
What a recent discrimination case can teach employers about mandatory retirement
A Knock Airport bartender was ‘surprised’ to learn he had to retire at 65.
Shannon security staff are due pay rises for the airport's 'unique' situation
Workers at the airport, which routinely hosts US military flights, need to fulfil stringent criteria.
Inside the row tearing apart the firm that's spent 20 years hunting for Irish gold
Conroy Gold has been reporting promising finds for years – but its key shareholder is tired of waiting.
'After 10 years I wasn't enjoying the job at all. I was CEO, but I'm a nuts-and-bolts guy'
During his many years in startups, Jonathan Maliepaard has seen the same mistakes repeated.
EasyJet is setting up a new European base to cope with Brexit
The UK budget airline will operate 100 planes from its offshoot in Vienna.
'We didn't want our friends to lose their jobs': Why this pair led a buyout of their company
The move secured 40 jobs at Dublin-based Ionic Consulting.
'Good writing is like a pint of Guinness – you have to let it settle'
This copywriter delivers a masterclass in improving your writing skills.