Diageo has been told to give new staff at St James's Gate better pay
Unions wanted new starters in the company’s craft grades to get better conditions.
'There's no regard for people': Why Cork locals are fighting plans to harvest seaweed
Tralee-based company BioAtlantis wants to harvest Bantry’s kelp for bioengineering purposes.
Two Italian tech developers with a sweet tooth have launched Ireland's 'Just Eat for cakes'
Online marketplace Bakenet started taking orders last month.
The art of finding and grooming future managers and team leaders in a business
A list of several tips that will help you spot future leadership talent in your company.
'Think Netflix - that's what we've built for CVs'
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series we profile Opening.io.
Wicklow clay pigeon shooters say a major housing project could 'kill' their club
Locals have been firing shots in Fassaroe for 40 years.
Fáilte Ireland is calling for 'a new perspective' on how to attract big-ticket sporting events
The state agency wants outside help to come up with a 10-year strategy.
Comedians learn about public speaking the hard way – but you don't have to
David Nihill says you shouldn’t worry about that stain on your shirt.
A Shannon drone firm is scoping out deliveries to isolated Irish islands
A-techSYN plans to provide commercial flights before the end of this year.
This man has just sold his Cork company in a huge €15m deal
Power supply manufacturer Excelsys has been snapped up by US giant Advanced Energy.
'Sometimes festivals just don't work for us. The food doesn't sell and you lose a lot of money'
Over the years, Kanum’s Marc Fitzharris has learned when it’s the right time to cut your losses.
Google has given two Irish researchers over €300k to fight fake news
The journalism scholars will work with news organisations across Europe, including RTÉ.
Waterford Airport's new UK service says it will start issuing refunds
Aer Southeast’s flights have been postponed after the airline ran into trouble with the aviation watchdog.
Drinks behemoth Bacardi paid €5m to snap up part of Teeling Whiskey
The white rum maker recently cut a deal with the Dublin firm to import its whiskies into the US.
They're coming: JP Morgan boss formally confirms plans to expand in Ireland
The investment and banking giant is buying a Dublin office that will hold up to 1,000 workers.
'It'll be better for patients': Generic drugs firms want a new price deal with the HSE
Last year, branded companies made an agreement they said would save the state millions.
Baby wipes, whiskey and a 'capsule wardrobe' - how to have a smooth business trip
This travel expert delivers a masterclass in arriving in style.
A Galway coffee chain is one of the first SMEs to crowdfund using Irish lender Flender
The Galway Roast will use the €25,000 it raised to help bankroll its fifth café.
A deluxe men's clothes shop owned by a former Dragons' Den star has shut
Niall O’Farrell’s Henry Jermyn store in Dublin recently held a closing down sale.
People working illegally in Ireland are most likely to be employed in takeaways
A new study has found that many illegal workers are students.