Irish building sites face more chaos as crane drivers vote to ramp up strikes
Crane drivers represented by Unite want a big increase in pay.
'My dad's heart attack made me change career. I wanted to have an impact'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile medical devices seller Promed.
Dublin family to stay in their home after vulture fund's repossession case is struck out
The couple at the centre of the case had built up arrears of €55,000 on their mortgage.
Another twist in the Dublin Town row as the 'no' side claims that ballot papers are missing
The city council says it posted them out two months ago ahead of a vote on the scheme’s future.
Lidl gets the green light for its Castleknock development despite protests from residents
The supermarket will cost an estimated €15 million.
Irish retailers want more spot checks of dodgy markets
In its pre-budget submission, Retail Excellence Ireland also called for VAT to be cut by 3%.
Ireland's only two-star Michelin restaurant served up record profits last year
Restaurant Patrick Guilbaud also saw its cash pile increase more than four-fold.
A Donegal-based organic farm plot has been sold for over €17 million
The Grianan Estate consists of 2,400 acre of farmland.
Despite the plunging jobless rate, Ireland is still 'a long way off full employment'
The unemployment rate has fallen by two percentage points since last year.
'Everyone thinks their product is the best, but screw up and supermarkets won't deal with you'
After finishing college, Paul Moore turned his part-time farmers market stall into fully-fledged company.
Motor insurance offices raided by the consumer watchdog in relation to alleged price-fixing
Insurance Ireland confirmed that its premises were also inspected by European officials.
'It's going nowhere' – Naughten says the National Broadband Plan faces further delays
The project has been marred by setbacks since it was first launched in 2012.
Aer Southeast's boss insists there's 'no change' in the airline's plans to operate Waterford-UK flights
The newly founded airline was told to stop selling tickets because it doesn’t have a licence.
Dublin council says a food magnate's new restaurant poses an 'unacceptable' risk
Roberta’s in Dublin city centre commenced trading less than two months ago.
Poll: Should Ireland sell more of its bank shares this year?
MEP Brian Hayes says the government would generate €1 billion if it sold its stake in Bank of Ireland.
These sectors have seen the most businesses fail since the start of the year
The total number of insolvent firms decreased in the first six months of 2017.
Dublin council has rejected Johnny Ronan's plan to build the city's tallest building
It said the 22-storey project would ‘seriously detract from the setting and character of the Custom House’.
A major developer's 16-storey project in north Dublin has hit a roadblock
Gerry Gannon’s Clongriffin plan faces complaints it would lower local property values.
Take a guided tour of... the small Dublin brewery backed by an Irish drinks titan
Five Lamps Brewery is plotting a nationwide expansion as it rolls out new product lines.
What I've learned from leaving a 'job for life' to go into business for myself
After 17 years as a journalist, Siobhán Maguire was looking for a change.