'Setting up a business doesn't take superpowers - anyone can sell something'
This entrepreneur has found college is probably the best time to start a business.
'Staycationing' Brits are the biggest threat to the Irish tourism industry this year
IHF president Joe Dolan says businesses in the border counties are in for a tough 2017.
Plot twist - Book sales are up, but they're worth less and less to retailers
Retail Ireland says the weak pound has knocked up to 15% off the value of some stocks.
Why 2017 could be a make-or-break year for the bloodstock industry
Between Brexit and potential overproduction, the Irish racehorse sector is set for turbulence.
These are the top Irish companies to watch in 2017
We look at the fast-growing businesses that are ready to make a splash this year.
8 of the worst corporate PR disasters of 2016
Help yourself to a festive dose of schadenfreude.
Why Irish airports aren't too worried about losing US pre-clearance bragging rights
Dublin and Shannon are set to lose their status as the only European airports offering the service.
Whatever happened to... A massive Chinese business centre in Westmeath?
It was hoped that the huge €175m Athlone-China hub would create thousands of jobs.
Irish med-tech giant Medtronic is being sued over a controversial bone graft device
It is claimed that the firm covered up negative effects of a product used in back surgeries.
Dublin luxury crisp maker Keogh's racks up tasty €1m profit
The family-owned firm has been producing potatoes for over 200 years.
Liquidator appointed to Dublin pharma company backed by Ryanair co-founder
Declan Ryan was a supporter of Merrion Pharma, which was looking to make medicines easier for patients to take.
Calls to slash the top rate of tax for Irish workers by a huge 7%
The Small Firms Association wants the marginal tax rate cut from 52% to 45%.
'It's not just about silly glasses' - How Tiger Ireland is plotting its next phase of expansion
The Irish offshoot of the Danish brand plans to target Waterford, Wexford and Kilkenny next.
Apples and leprechauns: Here are the biggest Irish business stories of 2016
Apple’s tax, ‘leprechaun economics’, Denis O’Brien and Bexit all got people talking in 2016.
Irish hotels slammed for taking in record cash while workers are on 'poverty pay'
Sinn Féin Senator Paul Gavan said that frontline staff should be getting more money.
The high cost of housing is the number one worry for Dublin workers
A new study also found that employees were concerned about taxes and childcare.
Ireland's tourism business body has hatched a plan to net the industry an extra €2bn
ITIC thinks the government isn’t ambitious enough when it comes to tourist targets.
Limerick likely to get one of Ireland's tallest buildings in the form of 15 storey office block
The building will house offices and luxury apartments.
How Viking Splash Tours plans to become the McDonald's of city tours
The Irish company has designed its own vehicles to take the concept international.
'Political crap' and 'rat-infested North Korean union shops' - The business year in quotes
The Anglo trial and ‘fiscal space’ also drew some memorable statements.