One type of brew is bucking the trend of a shrinking global beer market
A new analysis has predicted that the world will drink about 2.2 billion litres of stout by 2020.
'In home care you need to put up a barrier or you get emotionally wrecked'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin firm Castle Homecare.
Here is the pay gap between Irish public and private sector workers
Earnings were generally higher in the public sector, but the gap has narrowed markedly.
'We compete with huge multinationals, but we're just two girls in Galway who had an idea'
These sisters took a step back from their dental practices to launch their own product.
Hundreds of workers at Trinity College are gearing up for strike action
Unions say that support staff are not getting put on permanent contracts.
These are the best companies to work for in Ireland, according to workers
Multinationals featured strongly on the list, with Dell ranking first.
This huge project is on track to become Northern Ireland's biggest office
‘One Bankmore Square’ in Belfast is expected to house 3,000 workers if approved.
The Double Irish and Apple tax case have hurt our reputation - here's how we can stop a repeat
The country needs an independent body to advise on tax fairness and transparency.
A copywriter has gone to the High Court to make sure she can't be fired
Her employer claimed she was taking too many personal calls and emails at work.
Nama lost €800m on its Project Eagle portfolio as part of a 'seriously deficient' sale
The bad bank wasn’t able to show the state got value for money on the deal, a new report says.
Nenagh's Max Factor-manufacturing plant to close with the loss of 200 jobs
The firm behind the facility, Coty, revealed the decision to staff today.
Over a dozen Irish shopping centres changed hands last year. Here are the biggest deals
Blanchardstown Town Centre was sold in Ireland’s most expensive-ever property deal.
Poll: Should An Post close loss-making post offices?
As many as 200 are reportedly on the chopping block.
Tesco sales have gone backwards after a month of strikes
The retailer’s market share is also slipping.
A Centra shop must pay thousands to a woman who fractured her tooth on a 'rock-hard' roll
The store in Fairview was ordered to pay more than €17,000 in damages.
The Irish-owned firm that laid the World Cup final pitch is setting up its first offices here
SIS Pitches will open facilities in Wicklow, Tyrone and Sligo.
Cake and chocolate maker Broderick's plans to hitch a ride on the 'healthy' snacks craze
The company is setting up a major new factory in Tallaght, which it hopes to throw open to public tours.
Why foreign students pay thousands of euro to learn how to make beds in Shannon
Future hotel managers have been coming to this school in County Clare for over 60 years.
'How you shake hands sends a message. Every interaction communicates something'
These are the steps you can take to get your message across clearly and effectively.
Irish banks have quietly shed thousands of retail staff as they turn to digital
Further branch closures and cuts are expected as the banks return to profits.