An Irishman has been appointed interim CEO of Etihad Airways
Wicklow native Ray Gammell is replacing outgoing boss James Hogan.
Two state-backed bodies are doing battle over long-awaited sewerage plans for Kerry
The dispute hinges on the future of Lough Leane, a popular tourist and fishing spot.
A year after hauling a 767 up the Shannon, Sligo's glamping project has hit a funding snag
The funeral director behind the scheme says he may turn to crowdfunding for the €2.5 million plan.
A shift worker got €20,000 for being 'constantly jetlagged' - here's the lesson for employers
The case highlights the importance of ‘reasonable accommodation’ at work for those with a disability.
Aldi snitched on an Irish shopping-delivery startup for offering non-existent products
The German discounter complained that items listed on Buymie’s app were misleading.
The curious case of a Kildare shopping centre and the 'great wall of Dunnes'
The barrier stands at around six feet – not quite as high as its Chinese counterpart.
The firm behind First Dates Ireland: 'You're only as good as your last job and next idea'
For Coco Television and other independent TV outfits, a lot hinges on the whims of RTÉ.
Why a business with cash to spare shouldn't just park it in the bank
Sure, it’s a good problem for firms to have.
'If you thought about setting up a business too deeply, you mightn't do it'
As part of our new weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Sligo’s StoryLab.
'We don't trust them': Limerick residents fear Irish Cement dust emissions
The local cement plant is owned by a subsidiary of CRH, one of Ireland’s biggest companies.
Two court cases over the Mercantile pub group's merger are settled - but one still remains
The group of hotels and bars includes many of Dublin’s best-known haunts.
'The shop was too reliant on me. If I was away, people would come but wouldn't buy anything'
After being let go three times in two years, this former phone shop owner is back running his own business.
Despite wrestling branch closures, An Post is Ireland's most 'likeable' company
The mail-service provider has topped a list of the country’s most reputable firms.
Lidl has been taken to task for advertising a 'cashmere' jumper with only 3% of the wool
The state’s advertising watchdog upheld a complaint about the product.
Bord na Móna is shutting its Tipperary plant as demand for peat dries up
The semi-state has put aside more than €1 million for plant closures as it shifts to renewable energy.
One major UK supermarket is going 'British-only' for beef - and it wants others to follow suit
Irish farmers fear there will be a domino effect in the key export market as Brexit looms.
'A good speech is like a miniskirt. Long enough to cover up but short enough to be interesting'
Public-speaking trainer Barbara Moynihan delivers a masterclass in making presentations.
Blanchardstown Centre has applied for a €15m extension
The 60,000 sq ft development would create several large retail units.
Irish builders say they're facing 'unrealistic' pay demands from workers
Firms are finding it hard to source skilled staff after mass emigration during the recession.
'I got 150 "please f**k off" letters while job hunting. I kept them all as motivation'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin IT firm Agile Networks.