Ireland is 'poised to become the springboard to Europe' for fast-growing tech firms
KPMG highlighted the trend in its latest global VC report.
Cork loses out as passengers continue to flock to Dublin Airport
The capital’s hub is taking a massive chunk of Ireland’s total air traffic.
Work is starting on Ireland's largest commercial development outside Dublin
The €17.6 million Gardens International building in Limerick is due to be finished late next year.
'When my kidneys failed, I had to abandon my dream to be a pilot and find a new career'
After investing thousands in flight training, this entrepreneur launched a medical startup.
Whatever happened to... A giant Disneyland-style theme park in north Dublin?
The development would have been the biggest ever in Ireland – even including a monorail.
Food fraud or fair play? The murky business of supermarkets selling 'Irish' seafood
The major chains have adopted similar approaches in marketing fish sourced from abroad.
'A lot of my book was painful to write - I was admitting the things I’ve f**ked up'
3FE founder Colin Harmon self-published a title for his master’s degree.
How much money Irish firms could make from solar - and where they can get it
The country doesn’t have a big solar industry yet, but that may soon change.
Ireland has slipped down a global tourism index - but the industry isn't too worried
Spain topped the World Economic Forum list, while the UK also placed strongly.
Michael Noonan says he's 'monitoring' prices in the North to help protect local retailers
Businesses are worried high alcohol prices will send shoppers across the Border.
The Irish 'Just Eat of salon bookings’ says Brexit is spooking startup investors
Beutifi raised €350,000 to open a London office and take on new staff.
'I could see my father's business was failing, but no one listened to me'
After watching her dad’s salon flounder, Marsha Abrahams used those lessons in her own career.
Who is Jonathan Sugarman? Here's what you need to know
The former Unicredit executive claims his life has been ruined by his whistleblowing.
Eventbrite says it’s stumping up for GamerCon refunds - but the organiser disagrees
Scores of people couldn’t access the gaming event after waiting in the wind and rain for hours.
The 4 things you need to know about Eir's record fine from the telecoms watchdog
The telco blamed the weather for delivering poor phone services in 2015.
Jonathan Sugarman: 'We may wake up tomorrow and need another bank guarantee'
The former Unicredit executive said his life was ‘utterly destroyed’ after he came forward.
'United Airlines forgot the courts of public opinion and law are two very different things'
Communications expert Jack Murray delivers a masterclass in how to deal with a social media storm.
'At 21, I knew an office job wasn't for me, so I started running restaurants'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin restaurant chain Cocu.
Permanent TSB shareholders are suing the Finance Minister over the bank's bailout
They are looking for damages as their stakes were diluted when the bank received a state bailout.
Supermac's has accused McDonald's of 'literally trademarking the McWorld'
A request to cancel the US chain’s ‘Mc’ registration has been filed with the EU.