A hard Brexit and tougher alcohol rules will create the 'perfect storm' for the drinks sector
Thousands of jobs are at risk in the industry over the coming years.
RTÉ has rowed back on plans to outsource children's TV production
The state broadcaster previously announced it would no longer do the work in-house.
High-flyers say goodbye to whopper phone bills as the EU caps roaming charges
The move will come into effect in the middle of June.
Noonan: Chance of Nama recovering €74bn from bad loans 'was lost in the crisis'
The Finance Minister also poured cold water on a commission of investigation.
Stripe's billionaire Irish founder: Trump travel ban 'makes no moral or economic sense'
Stripe and Intercom are matching public donations made to the American Civil Liberties Union.
Dublin firm Mainstay Medical has made the first sale of its 'breakthrough' back pain device
The company announced its Reactiv8 device was used at a hospital in Germany.
An Irish food processor has bagged a €850m contract to supply Subway across Europe
The deal will see Dawn Farms supply over 4,000 of the fast-food brand’s outlets.
Discovery channels will stay on Sky after a public spat over prices
Sky was accused of using its ‘dominant market position’ to get its way.
Ryanair says no to on-board Wi-Fi, transatlantic routes - and flights from Waterford
The airline’s communications chief said he is still asked when it will return to the troubled airport.
'I took courage from taking control of my health issues – that washed a lot of the fear away'
This former London police officer moved to Ireland and wound up launching a food business.
Guinness-maker Diageo is building a Dublin distillery to get into the Irish whiskey business
The drinks giant will release its own Irish blend this March.
Ireland is expected to get the 'large majority' of Apple's €13bn unpaid tax bill
The EU has said other countries may be able to claim a slice of the alleged illegal state aid.
These are the skills tomorrow's graduates will need to find jobs
Students are advised to consider ‘traditional’ courses like finance and computing for their CAO applications.
Poll: Do you think Ireland is overly dependent on foreign investment for jobs?
Some say the country’s track record with overseas firms is ‘enviable’.
UCD's Smurfit business school has jumped up the global rankings
The Blackrock-based college is now the 70th best in the world.
Despite banks' return to profits, Irish SMEs pay near-double EU average interest rates
The Central Bank says the lending market remains ‘highly concentrated’.
Why the omens look bad for future fuel costs as prices hit a 16-month peak
Cheap oil has been the new reality for nearly two years – but that’s beginning to change.
Whatever happened to... A billion-euro 'park in the sky' on O'Connell Street?
Developer Joe O’Reilly had grand plans to revitalise Dublin’s main street.
Border county businesses the most likely to leave rate bills unpaid as they struggle for trade
Firms in hubs like Letterkenny and Dundalk hope revaluations will bring some relief.
'We can't rely on FDI forever, we need to create the next tech giants'
NDRC’s Ben Hurley says Ireland should do more with its “innate entrepreneurial spirit”.