Bank of Ireland has seized the luxury family home of an Irish business tycoon
The house belongs to John Nagle, the founder of Payzone, and his wife Joan.
The Guinness Storehouse will spend millions to double the size of its rooftop bar
Ireland’s most-attended tourist attraction is getting a €16 million overhaul.
The number of jobs advertised has fallen for the first time in five years
That’s according to a study by recruitment firm CPL.
Consumer goods giant Unilever wants Irish startups to help solve its problems
The UK multinational is teaming up with Dublin co-working space Dogpatch Labs.
'I got a loan and sold my car to fund a hen party website. It felt like a massive risk'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile the Cork firm behind Henparty.ie, Glencove.
'We're looking at more affordable products': New €235-a-week student beds launched
Dorset Point in Dublin’s north inner city is owned by US real estate giant Hines.
United has axed its New York route from Shannon Airport for the winter
The airline said the move was due to low demand during the off-peak period.
Shell has sold its stake in the controversial Corrib gas project for €1bn
A Canadian pension fund snapped up the energy giant’s share.
A Dublin exploration firm has started drilling for oil off the Kerry coast
Providence Resources thinks there could be billions of barrels of oil in the Atlantic.
The historic Carton House Hotel is on sale for €60 million
The hotel has 165 bedrooms, including 18 suites located in the centuries-old house.
'It's easy on social media to look successful. I was all smiles online but a mess inside'
After managing hotels in the Middle East, Shane Ryan came back to Ireland to launch a healthy food startup.
Irish Cement's Limerick plant has been singled out over 'significant' environmental issues
The facility has been the source of controversy, with locals worried about emissions.
Insurers claim to have uncovered a 'sophisticated' fraud ring behind a string of staged crashes
The investigation was revealed in a court case involving a €60,000 personal injury petition.
Ireland's only cinema on wheels is set to return to the road
The distinctive Cinemobile was parked last year as it struggled with a lack of funding.
Insurance broker 123.ie shed 60 staff last year on the way to a €9m profit
The firm is planning to pay out a major dividend to its parent company, RSA.
US software firm New Relic will treble its Irish staff with a major office move
The company will shift new premises on Golden Lane near George’s Street.
Poll: Do you think it's a good idea to hire a private firm to chase TV licence dodgers?
Ireland has one of the highest evasion rates in Europe.
The state-funded firm behind Galway's 'disastrous' art house cinema is being liquidated
Solas-Galway Picture Palace is also under investigation by the Charities Regulator.
The firm that runs Ireland's 'most photographed pub' pulled a €4m profit last year
The Temple Bar’s owners enjoyed a strong performance thanks to buoyant retail trade.
Retailers say high council rates are giving online-only shops an unfair advantage
Retail Ireland has called for urgent reform of the levy system.