'I think there will be autonomous taxis driving in Ireland within 10 years'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin-based taxi company Lynk.
Ireland's biggest-ever portfolio of rental properties is on sale for €425m-plus
The four developments, which are yet to be finished, are scattered across Dublin.
Dublin money-sharing startup Plynk has raised €25m to roll out across Europe
It is one of the largest-ever sums put into a young firm here.
The pent-up demand for property risks overheating the economy
The government’s spending watchdog warned there was ‘significant’ danger from the residential sector.
'Ireland's favourite food brand' Flahavan's took in nearly €20m last year
But the Waterford-based group is worried about what Brexit will do to its business.
'I made the tough call to quit football. If I didn't, the chance for my business would be gone'
After spending time in Australia, this personal trainer came across an idea he couldn’t ignore.
Poll: Do you think Ireland's startup scene is over-hyped?
‘Half-baked’ business ideas led Pat Phelan to shutter a €25m investment fund.
Drogheda has the least 'healthy' shopping centre in the country
That’s according to a new study by trade body Retail Excellence Ireland.
'Nothing to do with Enda leaving': Web Summit has confirmed a Dublin event
MoneyConf, a financial services and fintech conference, is currently taking place in Madrid.
Cork council loses its bid for €800k in developer fees for a long-delayed science park
It wanted the money to fund services on the 60-plus hectare site at Curraheen.
'Not acceptable' that AIB could pay no tax on profits for up to 30 years
There are calls to make sure that the bank would have to pay a minimum corporate tax rate.
Liquidator appointed to a company owned by the star of RTÉ Masterchef
NIck Munier’s Avenue restaurant in Temple Bar suddenly shut last month.
INM has scrapped a deal to buy a slew of Irish papers. Here's what you need to know
The newspaper group was to pay €4m for Celtic Media, which owns a slew of regional titles.
After a year of 'awful pitches', a Pat Phelan-backed fund for Irish startups has shut
Nohovation was launched last May by Trutsev founder Phelan and Illann Power.
The children of a major Celtic Tiger developer are building dozens of Dublin homes
Joe Moran’s Manor Park Homes constructed hundreds of houses across Ireland in the boom.
Without a truly iconic tourist attraction, Ireland banks on billion-euro 'encounters with locals'
Airbnb and the like are lining up to sell punters travel ‘experiences’.
'In Ireland, large firms often view startups with a mix of fear and intrigue'
There’s a lot more to be gained by collaborating with young firms rather than being threatened by them.
Despite a six-month storm of criticism, Aer Lingus stands by its new frequent flyer scheme
The carrier’s Aerclub initiative has been panned by many long-term fliers since it was brought in.
Take a guided tour of... this coffee shop inside two freight containers
The café with a twist opened in the heart of the Liberties last month.
Do employees have the right to call in a lawyer during work investigations?
A recent High Court case could change the definition of ‘fair procedures’ on the job.