Credit union boss sacked from €110k job after three months was 'not a whistleblower'
Former Core Credit Union CEO Shane Bissett claimed he uncovered ‘serious wrongdoing’ at the company.
As HP shuts its Leixlip print plant, we look back at its 20 years in Kildare
Up to 500 job losses were announced at the firm today.
One of Ireland's top craft brewers has snapped up a rival cider brand
The Carlow Brewing Company is buying Craigies Cider, which was set up in 2011.
Hewlett-Packard's Kildare print business is being shut down
The company said it is likely that close to 500 jobs will be lost over the next year.
Why KBC is thinking of cashing out of Ireland - and why it's being tipped to stay
The lender’s 1,000 local staff are sweating on a decision tomorrow.
'I got kicked out of my office, couldn't afford my rent and moved home – but I knew I'd start again'
After his IT security business folded, this entrepreneur made the unlikely jump into making pocket squares.
'Nobody's going away to the Bahamas': Celtic Media's sale to INM worth 'less than €4m'
The company’s boss today said the business model for newspapers was ‘broken’.
Tesco staff are going on 'indefinite' strike over cuts to long-standing workers' pay
Up to 15 stores could be affected by the stoppages.
Clare's Doonbeg golf resort will pay €15k for using children in brochures without permission
Parents were unaware The Lodge used pictures of their kids in promotional material for nearly two years.
A landmark Dublin court case could decide the future of online privacy in Europe
Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems says Ireland should stop Facebook’s data transfers to the US.
This is the town with the highest rate of empty shops and offices in Ireland
Almost one-third of commercial property is lying unused in Edenderry, County Offaly.
Dublin VC firm Frontline Ventures has a fresh €60m to spend - but it's only targeting one sector
The investment firm is going after business-to-business software startups with its new fund.
Colm Lyon's new fintech outfit Fire has struck a 'landmark' deal to deliver debit cards
The company has also revealed plans to open a UK-based office.
Ireland ranks below developing nations for enforcing contracts. Here's why that must change
Making the country a good place to do business is particularly important with Brexit looming.
An 'unacceptable' number of credit unions aren't doing background checks on staff
The Central Bank has reported poor compliance with its fitness and probity scheme.
Poll: Should there be a cap on how often Dublin homes can be rented out on Airbnb?
Apartments and houses in London can only be made available for 90 days per year.
Shane Ross won't commit to preserving the tourism sector's reduced tax rate
The tourism minister said the industry would thrive, ’9% VAT or not’.
This Irish Oscar-nominated animation firm is planning a major new studio in Kilkenny
The project will be a joint venture between Cartoon Saloon and Canada’s Mercury Filmworks.
This scheme to save struggling Irish companies has never been used. Here’s why
The insolvency process was to help smaller firms struggling under unsustainable debts.
Whatever happened to... Cable cars suspended hundreds of feet above the River Liffey?
The developer behind ‘Suas’ wanted to create a Dublin icon like the London Eye or Eiffel Tower