U2 guitarist The Edge is putting cash into a Dublin ticketing startup
Several large investment companies are also backing Coras.
If you're self-employed, your PRSI will soon entitle you to a free teeth clean
Self-employed people will now get free dental and optical exams with their contributions.
Bus Éireann strikes show 'contempt' for the public: Businesses hit out at dispute
Commuters have faced chaos as Irish Rail and Dublin Bus services have been cancelled.
Oculus Rift's controversial founder is out, three years after Facebook bought his company
Palmer Luckey was the subject of a $500m lawsuit that claimed his company stole trade secrets.
'Café owners can agonise over the colour of the walls - but not notice the kitchen's on fire'
Entrepreneur and chef Domini Kemp delivers a masterclass in making it in the food industry.
A woman won €20,000 in damages for banging her knee on a restaurant table leg
The case could cause problems for the hospitality trade as similar dining setups are used everywhere.
A four-year-old Limerick space startup has bagged €50m from Asian investors
The company will use part of the funding to open a supply chain in Hong Kong.
Shannon Airport is being downgraded. This is why that's not such a big deal
The mid-west hub will be realigned as a ‘flexible category nine’ service to cut costs.
Lloyd's snubs Dublin for its EU base as the capital drops in world financial centre ranks
US insurance giant AIG also overlooked Ireland for its regional HQ.
A 160-year-old Wicklow pub that hosted Hollywood royalty is cleared for development
Famous names such as Katherine Hepburn and Peter O’Toole once visited the Wicklow Arms.
The founder of the 'Hell and Back' race has started an Airbnb for football pitches
As part of our How My Business Works series, we look at Hell and Back and Bookapitch.
The number of Brits visiting Ireland has plunged
The pound’s weakness after the Brexit vote is blamed for the sudden drop in traffic.
This huge office development could transform Cork's business centre
The new office blocks will be able to hold thousands of workers.
Brexit Day – here's what Irish businesses need to know
Companies here will be hoping that there is minimal disruption.
Here's how much taxpayer money went into Ireland's biggest films
The Young Offenders got a small sum, while an Angelina Jolie-backed film got one of the largest grants.
Retailers say a rising number of parents are using children to shoplift on their behalf
Increasing insurance claims and Brexit worries are also weighing on the sector.
‘Why would we ignore a billion people?’: An Irish fintech firm has raised €2m to expand into Asia
Insurance software company ClaimVantage plans to double its Dublin staff this year.
Ulster Bank settles with manager accused of giving parents 10 times the normal savings rate
The woman sued her employer after she was suspended from her position.
A Derry company is moving into the Irish electricity market with cut-price rates
BEenergy is challenging more established rivals like Bord Gáis Energy on price.
'At the start, I couldn't work out why people didn't want to buy something I thought was amazing'
This Portuguese pre-school teacher moved to Ireland and set up her own company.