Dublin's famous Dr Quirkey's arcade has fallen foul of the taxman
The company behind the O’Connell St venue was on the latest Revenue tax defaulters list.
Ardagh's Irish boss could be sitting on a €1.5bn fortune when his company goes public
Chairman Paul Coulson started buying into the former Irish Glass Bottle Company two decades ago.
Two years after its launch, Apple Pay has finally arrived in Ireland
Android launched a similar payment service for its devices three months ago.
Red tape from the EU could choke Irish tourism businesses after Brexit
Business group ITIC has criticised the government’s response to Brexit.
Poll: Should the government let Bus Éireann fail?
The state-owned company re-entered talks with unions today.
Life Style Sports has been slapped on the wrist for breaching consumer laws
The retailer was handed a small fine for failing to repay delivery fees on cancelled orders.
A five-star resort owned by JP McManus is going on a major recruitment drive
Limerick’s Adare Manor will recruit 300 new staff over the coming months.
'Not knowing is horrible': People taking employment cases stuck in limbo
One woman has been waiting four years to have her case heard at the Equality Tribunal.
Homeowner says new Dublin city centre hotel would block his 'right to light'
Mark and Andrew Cosgrave want to build a 175-bed hotel in Dublin city centre.
How Ryanair's loudmouth approach helps them find 'fun, irreverent and cheeky' staff
The HR department says the company’s colourful media profile acts as a sort of recruitment filter.
'Sometimes a side project can grow into something much bigger'
This small business owner explains how she turned her company around with a unique idea.
Ireland doesn't offer workers enough protection against being fired
That’s according to Europe, and unions say that companies are taking advantage.
Meet the man behind some of Dublin's trendiest restaurants who doesn't want a Michelin star
Dillinger’s owner John Farrell plans to open two new restaurants before the year is out.
All you need to know about how to sculpt a compelling online pitch
When it comes to making a pitch video for online, it’s the seconds that count.
How doodling could stop you dozing off at conferences
Cork firm Think Visual helps companies make meetings more fun by drawing the minutes.
Airlines with 'half-assed' mobile apps are losing out to the likes of Skyscanner
Even though they know more about their customers than Google.
'There haven't been bumps in the road – there have been mountains in our path'
This dietitian left his career in clinical research in search of the startup buzz.
Luas strikes contributed to work days lost in industrial disputes doubling
Workers in the transport sector accounted for one-fifth of all working time lost last year.
Local businessman pushes on with effort to open hotel and casino in Offaly
Patrick Leneghan’s Bridge House Hotel wants to build a new complex in Tullamore.
Ireland's answer to the Orient Express train lost almost half a million euro
However, the Belmond Grand Hibernian did not have a full operational season last year.