Dublin City Council hopes to have rickshaws banned this year
As things stand, gardaí can only treat the operators like they would any other cyclists.
Fewer Irish shops are going to the wall as the high street recovers
There was a big drop in insolvencies in the retail industry last year.
The Irish Independent takes legal action against TheLiberal.ie over plagiarism claims
The website is owned by Leo Sherlock who runs the operation as a sole trader.
Former health minister Mary Harney joins Dublin PR firm as 'strategic advisor'
The ex-tánaiste will be providing ‘strategic counsel’ to clients of Hanover Communications.
‘If I pop my clogs in the morning the company could keep going. That’s a sign of success'
As part of our How My Business Works series we profile the company behind Smooch ice cream.
'If it wasn't Brexit, it would be something else'
Agriculture minister Michael Creed said food producers are always reacting to some challenge.
There are three workers for every one Irish building job
Carpenters, electricians and plumbers are left to compete for the limited positions.
Bus Éireann says it will continue Expressway services but jobs still at risk
The semi-state is facing insolvency within two years after a period of heavy losses.
Volkswagen staff and execs to be sucked further into emissions scandal as $4.3bn fine looms
Top VW officials may have known about the cheating software at least a month before it was reported.
The technology is probably best-known for underpinning Bitcoin, but that’s only one application.
Sisters behind fashion startup Opsh step away after falling victim to the 'investment chasm'
The company has received nearly €1 million in funding.
Emigrants returning to Ireland might soon get some relief on their car insurance
A new report has suggested ways of tackling high motor insurance costs.
Snapchat shrugs off Brexit to choose London over Dublin for its latest HQ
Facebook, Google and LinkedIn all previously chose Ireland for their European bases.
'Hunting for premises was the hardest. Agents weren't keen to lease to a small business'
This juice business owner discovered that setting up shop is tough when no one returns your call.
A new distillery has been cleared for construction in Donegal's picturesque mountains
Sliabh Liag Distillery will be the first in the county for 175 years and create 40 jobs.
HSBC's chairman says jobs will be shifted to 'France, Ireland or Holland' because of Brexit
The bank is worried about the loss of passporting rights.
'As fine an Irishman as there has been' - Tributes pour in after death of TK Whitaker
Whitaker died yesterday, age 100.
Spending in brick-and-mortar stores has fallen for the third month in a row
Irish consumers flock away from the high street to spend online instead.
The government is warning companies to brace for a hard Brexit
Enterprise Ireland also announced that more than 200,000 people are employed by its client firms.
Tayto's parent fined €2,000 for contaminated gluten-free crisps
Largo Foods blamed the incident on a production line malfunction.