This Irish woman wants the public to invest in her ‘space-age Play-Doh’... again
Sugru inventor and CEO Jane ní Dhulchaointigh previously raised €5m via crowdfunding.
The amount spent on digital ads in Ireland should overtake traditional media this year
US researchers have predicted more than half the near-billion euro spend on ads will head online.
The firm behind Ireland's largest solar farm has gone to the High Court to fight its refusal
An Bord Pleanála has said ‘national guidance’ on solar farms was needed.
Poll: Do you think Nama sold its assets off too quickly?
A new study has suggested that the Irish taxpayer missed out on up to €18 billion.
Going from a sole trader to setting up a company? Here's what you need to know
As businesses grow, their owners will have to inevitably weigh the pros and cons of incorporation.
Ireland has been accused of rivalling the Cayman Islands when it comes to tax avoidance
Three European banks paid effective tax rates of less than 2% on profits routed through the country in 2015.
This quietly expanding dental chain eventually wants to own a clinic in every county
Dental Care Ireland plans to acquire five practices every year for the next decade.
Whatever happened to... Arnotts' €750m plan to create Dublin's 'premier' shopping street?
The capital’s oldest department store made an ill-fated move into property during the boom.
'Nothing has changed since the crash and there's no reason why it can't happen again'
Company directors need to be held more accountable for their firms’ actions.
Telco firms attract the most complaints for misleading ads - but none have ever been fined
The industry-financed advertising watchdog says it’s ‘actively engaging’ with the sector.
Two Irish brothers looking to pilfer business from JustEat and Deliveroo have raised €500k
Flipdish builds websites and apps for restaurants to process online orders.
The 60-year-old company buying Ireland's best horses for Chinese billionaires
BBA Ireland helps well-heeled buyers around the world find the top racing talent.
How to face the dreaded 'favourite child' problem in a family business
Succession planning can be one of the toughest problems to crack in any family firm.
The story behind the Irish organic dairy company that's selling cheese to the French
Waterford-based co-op the Little Milk Company exports to 17 countries worldwide.
'We're building an Irish multinational. We'll be mentioned alongside Kerry foods and Glanbia'
Fenergo boss Marc Murphy is planning a €500m float on the US Nasdaq exchange.
'We got so ingrained in the business. Your social life just falls off a cliff'
This pizza-chain owner naively thought he’d be able to hire a manager to help out early on in his business.
Ireland's last remaining bailout-era bank CEO is calling it quits
Bank of Ireland’s chief executive Richie Boucher is parting ways with the company.
A vendor who spent 40 years selling papers in Dun Laoghaire could be forced to wheel away
The man sells newspapers out of a buggy at the entrance of the town’s shopping centre.
After 35 years, the iconic face of Tayto Crisps has stepped away from his company
Meath businessman Ray Coyle is one of Ireland’s most successful entrepreneurs.
A major vacant-site development is stalled because it may spoil the views from Dublin Castle
An Taisce has already delayed a nearby construction by the same developers.