This is where most of Irish advertisers' record digital spending is going
Social media sites were the beneficiaries of the biggest increases.
'People looked at me strangely. They didn't get why I left my job as a doctor to publish books'
When Eileen Forrestal’s business and medical careers clashed, one had to go.
The government may force people to punch in their TV licence number to access RTÉ Player
Minister Denis Naughten said he is looking to replicate the UK system.
Losses at Carphone Warehouse's Irish arm soared to €12m last year
The retailer has spent lots of money on its new ’3-in-1′ stores.
A global real estate giant is backing an exclusive new south Dublin private school
Former Riverdeep CEO Barry O’Callaghan is leading plans to develop the facility in Leopardstown.
The Central Bank says 'of course' the help-to-buy scheme is driving up house prices
But governor Philip Lane thinks the market will correct itself in the long-term.
Elon Musk had a dig at doubters as Tesla's value tops that of Ford
And the electric car maker is closing in on US market leader GM.
Poll: Are you worried that Ireland is headed for another property bubble?
The ESRI recently warned that an overheating housing market could pose a risk to the economy.
A council's rejection of one 500-unit project shows a 'flawed planning system'
The country’s biggest private landlord, Ires Reit, wanted to build the units at Sandyford in Dublin.
These are the key legal issues facing Irish firms as the Brexit clock ticks
From immigration to contracts, there are a string of areas in which companies need to be prepared.
Ireland's biggest business group is predicting an 'exceptional job surge' this year
The numbers employed in non-construction jobs have already hit a new peak.
New laws are coming in to cut 'food fraud' and prevent another horsemeat scandal
But the EU plan stops short of replicating Ireland’s country-of-origin labelling system.
Why travel firms say consumer protection rules need to be brought 'into the 21st century'
The Lowcostholidays collapse last year highlights problems with decades-old ‘bonding’ laws.
Independent grocers' behind-the-scenes strategy to stall the march of the German giants
Industry body RGDATA has tried to block four Aldi and Lidl outlets so far this year.
How a Cork startup was launched and then sold... in about six months
Insurance-tech firm Blink Innovation was yet to launch its maiden product.
'Our competition isn't other racecourses, it's shopping centres'
Naas Racecourse is pumping €3.5 million into a ’boutique’ redevelopment of the venue.
Blanchardstown centre vacancies are at near-recession levels after its €945m sale
The shopping centre changed hands last June in Ireland’s biggest-ever single property deal.
Jackie Lavin sues her long-time partner Bill Cullen over a Kerry house
The pair are one of the most famous business duos in the country.
Were Bus Eireann workers legally allowed to picket Dublin Bus and Irish Rail?
Striking workers caused chaos today when they picketed the other semi-state companies.
'We took a gamble on moving a business to Tallaght. It was just a disaster'
This ex-mortgage broker has launched a string of different enterprises – with mixed successes.