This Dublin startup wants to become 'the Airbnb for business'
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Popertee.
Why Ryanair has gone to war with 'claim chasers'
The Irish airline has been hailing a court win against UK firms that specialise in flight delay claims.
Meet the Dublin woman sitting on a €180m war chest for startups
Draper Esprit’s Nicola McClafferty talks about Irish companies exiting early, talent wars and gender bias.
The tax-smart ways to pass on a business to the next generation
Good succession planning doesn’t stop with deciding which family member gets what.
Wexford mussels farmers are fighting two dairy giants' 'catastrophic' wastewater plan
The dispute centres on a plant jointly owned by offshoots of Glanbia and Danone.
Cash-strapped RTÉ is recruiting outside spin doctors to help manage its public image
The state broadcaster already employs a 21-person PR team.
'Too good not to take': Teeling Whiskey has sold a stake to drinks giant Bacardi
The white rum maker will import and distribute the Dublin firm’s range in the US.
‘I had no income for two years – I couldn't do that to myself or my family again’
This scientific researcher learned some tough lessons while trying to launch his fantasy sports company.
A Dublin cake shop will be wound up after an 'aggressive' standoff for €100,000 in rates
Decobake, which employs nearly 50 staff, is being put into liquidation.
This development on the site of An Post's former depot has hit the market for over €150m
The office block is owned by a group linked with well-known developer Pat Crean.
Tesco is scoping out one-hour deliveries for Irish customers
The supermarket chain rolled out the service in central London this week.
Ex-Department of Finance boss and Rubberbandits call for bold Limerick redesign
The #LiveableLimerick campaign wants big changes made to Limerick’s O’Connell Street.
The Wexford Echo and its sister titles are being put into liquidation
The newspapers are part of the same group that publishes the Irish Examiner.
Dairygold's CEO: 'We can't get our heads around the thought of a hard Brexit'
Jim Woulfe said he has been trying to reassure the Irish company’s UK customers.
'A radio interview is just like doing a business pitch - except in a soundproof box'
This broadcasting guru delivers a masterclass for startups in how to do a live interview.
Carphone Warehouse is selling its new Irish phone network
Launched just two years ago, iD Mobile has been losing millions of euros.
A major hotel due to replace a 'scourge' of Dublin's north side has been branded 'monolithic'
The former home of the motor tax office has been vacant for over a decade.
'I was a nutritionist for Meath GAA. Within three years, I was working with Man City'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile sports nutrition firm Nutritics.
The claims and counter-claims at the heart of the bitter Dublin Town row
A group of businesses want to do away with the city-improvement scheme.
This 14-storey building will be the centrepiece of Limerick city's biggest-ever project
It is hoped that the move to develop the ‘Opera Centre’ site will bring thousands of jobs.