Why Ryanair is right to worry about post-Brexit flyers being 'back on boats'
Michael O’Leary has a real point to make about UK-EU flight rights – but it’s a self-serving one.
Why in the near future even lawyers will need to understand code
Once the profession made do with quill and ink, but now it’s dealing with technologies like AI.
Irish people will soon be able to take a stake in local renewable energy projects
The government is developing a new support scheme to enable community ownership.
'After nine years in business without a summer holiday, we're taking a week off this year'
This school teacher went from giving French lessons to delivering pizza at 6am before work.
After today's share sale, how close is AIB to repaying taxpayers for its bailout?
The bank took its first step towards a full return to private ownership today.
These are the firms flying and falling on the list of Ireland's biggest companies
Building group CRH led the pack, while Ryanair jumped up the ranks.
The state has raised €3.4 billion with its AIB float
The bailout-out lender is worth 50% more than Bank of Ireland after the sale.
Paddy Cosgrave: 'Maybe one day we can make this a 20,000-person event in Dublin'
The Web Summit head says next year’s Moneyconf will be focused on retail.
The 'stupid parlour tricks' from a Silicon Valley superstar that will fix your business pitch
The head of a global accelerator delivers a masterclass in fine-tuning a presentation for investors.
The ads watchdog has delivered its first chiding for an online 'influencer'
The Faces By Grace blog came under scrutiny over a Snapchat post about a detox drink.
The curious case of Paddy Cosgrave's missing chickens and the fight against corruption
The Web Summit boss had a lot to get off his chest at a press conference today.
Larry Goodman's Louth-based ABP Group is expanding its food empire
ABP is acquiring a 50% stake in meat processing firm Linden Foods, which employs about 1,000 people.
'They're criminals': One business group wants to jail people who make false court claims
ISME says stricter perjury laws could combat the problem of fraudulent insurance cases.
Meet the woman who arranges €30,000 luxury holidays to Ireland for celebrities
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile travel firm Adams & Butler.
Dublin's Apollo House has been cleared for demolition
Hawkins House – widely known as the capital’s ‘ugliest building’ – will also be redeveloped.
Dublin Airport is looking for better ways to scare off birds
Hares, badgers and foxes are also on the hit list.
KBC is making a play for the 'micro' business lending market
The Belgian group said it will offer ‘an appealing proposition’ for small Irish firms later this year.
The Department of Justice's HQ is on the market for €20 million
The property is currently owned by SW3 Capital, which bought up big after the crash.
Embattled Uber chief Travis Kalanick has been ousted by investors
Backers demanded he step down as CEO as the company faces pressure to reform its culture.
Dublin is the second most expensive eurozone city for expats
The Irish capital, cheaper than only Paris in the currency bloc, suffers due to high rents.