'I'm able to let out a big secret': Dublin is getting a new arcade game restaurant
The company behind The RAGE retro gaming shop on Fade Street is opening a new premises in Smithfield.
'The worst place for startups to be is in an article's headline - only your mother will read it'
Beachut PR boss Paul Hayes delivers a masterclass in public relations for startups.
Ulster Bank will close one-fifth of its Irish branches
The closures are expected to lead to 220 redundancies.
The banks have found another 1,700 people affected by the tracker mortgage scandal
The Central Bank said €76 million had been paid out in compensation so far.
A new development could revive Cork's historical business centre
A new office block in the South Mall will be able to hold as many as 450 workers.
A Waterford firm that makes virtual reality videos for the classroom has raised a million euro
Suir Valley Ventures and Bank of Ireland Kernel Capital Funds led the investment round.
The US isn't a fan, but Ireland is joining a new Chinese-led investment bank anyway
The government says the move ‘further strengthen’ links to Asia and China.
A looming construction boom could cause the economy to overheat (again)
A new report from the ESRI forecast GDP growth of 3.8% this year.
'6.6% unemployment - that's my performance': Mary Mitchell O'Connor hits back at critics
The Jobs Minister has come under fire with signs of discontent among her staff.
'After helping organise the Irish Open, I decided I'd had enough and moved to South Africa'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin golf club rental firm Clubs to Hire.
Dublin is now almost as expensive for workers to live in as London
The weaker pound has made the British capital much cheaper against its international peers.
It’s easy to find your day eaten up with endless messages and responses.
The head of RTÉ said the licence fee should be doubled - then changed her mind
Dee Forbes later called her own suggestion ‘nonsense’.
A stock market float is on the cards for this Irish firm as it goes on a recruitment drive
Fenergo is looking to hire 200 new staff.
Cash-strapped RTÉ is cutting up to 300 staff as part of its land goes on sale for €75m
The property is likely to be used for residential development.
Future GamerCons won't go ahead unless 'every single problem' is identified after queuing chaos
Convention founder Ferdi Roberts had said more events were planned for London, Madrid and Berlin.
'I was looking for an excuse to come home. But there was a recession on and I had no job'
This businesswoman dabbled in a few careers before she brought the Inglot makeup brand to Ireland.
A €280m Saudi-backed development could make Waterford 'Ireland's top regional city'
The Fawaz Alhokair Group is reportedly planning to develop 100,000 sq m under the deal.
'If this was France we would protect our jobs. In Ireland we don't seem to care'
Connect Ireland’s job scheme, aimed at the Irish diaspora, looks set to be shelved.
Almost two years after losing their jobs, former Clerys workers are getting compensation
The full details of the settlement are confidential.