A Dublin company is about to start a major drill for oil off the Kerry coast
It will be one of the first such projects by a local company in Irish waters since the recession.
Newstalk, 98FM and Spin's chief executives to go in a major Communicorp reshuffle
Only TodayFM’s CEO has retained his position.
The 'surprising' email that led to Irish-founded Stripe's latest company buyout
The online payments firm has acquired startup advice site Indie Hackers.
Salad bar chain Chopped will open 26 new stores as it starts an 'international rollout'
Six of the fast-growing business’s outlets will be set up in the UK.
The Central Bank wants lenders to make it easy for people to switch mortgages
It also wants banks to work together to help consumers switch.
Will cheddar cheese be Ireland's Brexit canary in the coalmine?
Exports of the product have already plunged after the EU-exit vote.
Why airlines like United (and some Irish carriers) overbook their flights
The practice has been brought into focus after a passenger was forcibly removed from a plane.
Regional carrier Stobart Air blames poor training for its illegal sharing of sensitive staff info
The airline operates flights on behalf of Aer Lingus Regional.
The owner of the Irish Mirror has just bought RSVP magazine
The title is one of Ireland’s top-selling women’s magazines.
'I had one of the country's best jobs, but I couldn't stop thinking about this business idea'
Michael Murphy ditched the Bord Bia boardroom to launch a yoghurt startup.
Poll: Should bosses of bailed-out Irish banks have their salaries capped?
Since 2009, executives at bailed-out banks have had their salaries capped at €500,000.
Pharma giant Johnson & Johnson has snapped up a Galway firm in a massive deal
Neuravi was acquired by the company’s neurosurgery arm, Codman Neuro.
Developer Deirdre Foley is facing a criminal charge over Clerys redundancies
She is also accused of breaking employment protection laws.
Eason's boss is stepping down after seven years at the bookseller's helm
The new managing director will be charged with implementing the company’s investment plans.
The price of Irish groceries has dropped for the first time in two years
Meanwhile, SuperValu has overtaken Dunnes Stores to become Ireland’s largest supermarket.
The number of new firms being set up has increased... but so have insolvencies
More than 12,600 new companies and businesses were formed in Ireland since the start of 2017.
Barclays' CEO is under investigation for trying to unmask a whistleblower
Jes Staley claims he didn’t know he wasn’t allowed to find out who was behind an accusatory letter.
Take a guided tour of... Squarespace's flash new Dublin office
The US web design firm recently pulled back the curtains on its European base.
Soft drink tax forecasts have been cut as manufacturers switch to a low-sugar diet
Drink producers are reformulating products ahead of the levy next year.
'The system is a joke': A quarter of Irish fishing vessels caught with illegal workers
A scheme was brought in last year to protect foreign staff – but there are claims that exploitation is still rife.