BleeperBike's Dublin launch date fades as its bikes are removed by the council
The company wants to roll out a ‘stationless’ bike scheme across the city.
Aer Lingus's CEO insists its controversial loyalty scheme is 'of value to the market'
Frequent flyer programme Aerclub has faced heavy criticism since it was launched last year.
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'The hype dies down after you open, and you're faced with the realities of paying the bills'
After leaving his job to open a café, Barry Lennon was forced back to accountancy to make ends meet.
A bust waste firm and a well-known PR agency are on the latest tax defaulters list
The firm behind Insights Consultants agreed a settlement with the tax man.
Cranes at building sites across the country will grind to a halt this week
However rival unions are going head-to-head over the planned strike action.
A 'currency challenge' has already wiped 100,000 Brits off Ireland's visitor numbers
Trips from UK residents are down 7% so far this year.
The EU competition watchdog has slapped Google with a record fine
The internet giant has been ordered to cough up €2.4bn.
Forget the Brexit blues, opening a base in London was an 'easy decision' for Intercom
The San Francisco-based firm expects its new office to be open this autumn.
After more than 200 years in one family's hands, Manor Farm has been sold to a Swedish firm
Ireland’s biggest chicken producer has been valued at €94 million in the deal.
'We own the future of travel – nobody is going to get remotely bloody close to us'
Michael O’Leary claims Ryanair will ‘eliminate’ Booking.com in the next 10 years.
Waterford Airport's new UK service has been told to stop selling flights without a licence
But Aer Southeast says it hopes to have the facility restored within days.
Gay Byrne's property syndicate has settled a bitter court row over a €13.5m investment
It was claimed the partnership was pushed into a ‘contrived’ default.
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Uber’s chief executive was ousted after a damning account of sexual harassment at the company.
How Leo Varadkar's plan to 'ban' essential public sector workers from strikes could look
A similar scheme was recently introduced by the UK’s Tory government.
JD Wetherspoon plans its 'biggest investment so far' on a new Dublin hotel and super pub
The Camden Street property is due to open in early 2019.
Dublin's 'breath of fresh air' brand may get a makeover - because it's too 'coastal'
Fáilte Ireland is looking for designs to rival the famous ‘I Amsterdam’ sign.
Let's Get Checked is the STI-testing startup that wants to be taken seriously
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.
8 things freelancers can do to make sure they actually get paid
For many, working independently is the dream – but unpaid invoices can turn it into a nightmare.
'We were unlucky': A Galway native's $20m-backed US space startup has gone bust
Firefly Space Systems had agreed a launch contract with US state space agency Nasa.