An order of nuns just sold their south Dublin nursing home to a private operator
Orwell Healthcare, one of Dublin’s largest facilities, has taken over Queen of Peace.
How to keep staff happy - without (necessarily) paying everyone more
Don’t underestimate the motivational power of a sense of purpose, or just saying thanks.
The Irish firm controlled by super agent Jorge Mendes delivers a €12m windfall
The football agent represents stars like Cristiano Ronaldo and Jose Mourinho.
How Cork's Market Hub was taken over by a €400m French labelling giant
Roy Horgan recently sold a majority stake in his four-year-old company.
The High Court has squashed a bid to stop the state's €3bn AIB share sale
A judge called the attempt ‘frivolous, vexatious and bound to fail’.
Three telcos are in hot water over 'inappropriate' marketing slipped into contract docs
Vodafone, Eir and Sky all face possible fines from the communications watchdog.
'I had a solid business but the recession nearly killed me – it was a real lesson in humility'
After getting burned out, this artist found a second lease on life with a new business partner.
Dublin's famous Dr Quirkey's arcade rings up a €1m profit
The company is owned by Richard Quirke, one of Ireland’s richest businessmen.
The state will pay for the collapsed Setanta Insurance - but customers still have to wait
A significant court ruling means other insurers won’t be liable for the Maltese firm.
Why Google Shopping is such a big deal for retailers - and how to make it work for you
Wolfgang Digital boss Alan Coleman delivers a masterclass in the e-commerce tool.
What these two would-be leaders are promising to do for Irish business
Simon Coveney and Leo Varadkar go head to head in their first debate tonight.
An Post 'needs to change direction' as losses mount at the mail provider
Rising costs meant the semi-state plunged €17 million into the red last year.
A couple settles their Electric Picnic damages case after security's 'unlawful entry' in their tent
The court heard claims the pair were assaulted and wrongfully imprisoned.
Tayto Park is planning a seven-storey hotel with sky bars and a slide
The hotel will have capacity for up to 1,000 guests.
This Sligo craft brewery wants to help small producers take on the big players
White Hag Brewing Company is launching a beer festival to showcase international brews.
'We went from delivering small parcels in Dublin to moving Ferraris across the US'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Wheels We Deliver.
Michael O'Leary wants a 'beauty parade' to decide who builds Dublin Airport's third terminal
The Ryanair chief is strongly in favour of a privately-owned facility.
Guinness-maker Diageo gets the go-ahead for its €25m Dublin whiskey distillery
The facility will produce its new premium Irish whiskey product Roe & Co.
Two major Irish meat processors are joining forces - but farmers aren't happy
Waterford’s Dawn Meats has announced a partnership with Northern Irish firm Dunbia.
'You're now free to go': All charges dropped against Seán Fitzpatrick
The ex-Anglo chair told media he was busy celebrating last night.