Supermac's is raking in the cash as profits more than double to €12m
Owner Pat McDonagh and wife Una netted a major windfall during the year.
'The recession was a great time to start – we had a pick of locations to set up shop'
After running a Spar franchise, this retailer decided to put bakeries back in vogue.
Dublin's Wax Museum to close within two weeks after Stock Exchange court push
The museum’s owners plan to move the attraction to an unspecified location next year.
Employment hits a post-crash high amid some 'worrying signs' for Ireland's ongoing recovery
More people are joining the workforce as the number in jobs tops 2 million.
The Irish Internet Association is 'on its deathbed' and in danger of shutting down
The fate of the organisation will be decided at a meeting tomorrow.
Rush Credit Union: 15 cars bought for draw but investigators can't find who won
A liquidator has been appointed to the beleaguered institution.
Dublin ranked one of Europe's top startup hubs - with some of the worst digital infrastructure
The Irish capital placed in the top 10 for both new and fast-growing businesses.
Poll: Should Dublin's building height rules be relaxed?
Commercial and residential property developers complain that existing laws are too restrictive.
The UK wants to bring in the lowest corporate taxes of any major country
Theresa May wants to ‘go further’ than planned cuts – a major threat to Ireland’s ability to attract investment.
Dunnes Stores is officially Ireland's most popular supermarket
The store leapfrogged SuperValu as it was boosted by a promotional ‘shop and save’ campaign.
'We could put 300 rooms in our new Dublin hotel - but planning is an absolute joke'
Height restrictions are making the accommodation squeeze worse, according to Ireland’s largest hotelier.
Millionaire fintech founder Terry Clune: 'Starting companies is fun. I don't know what else to do'
The Taxback CEO’s net worth has been estimated at more than €250 million.
Accused of 'blackmailing' publishers, Adblock Plus insists its aim is to create better ads
The company, which has locked horns with giants like Facebook, is building an ‘acceptable ads exchange’.
A top Ryanair exec wants to give tourists a platform to slag pubs with pricey pints
Kenny Jacobs says tourism bosses need to focus on good value and getting people to revisit Ireland.
Irish retailers are going big on Black Friday, but is it worth the hype?
Last year Longford was the first town to go all out for the sales frenzy, however this year it’s not alone.
CityJet's boss says striking pilots' union is 'a pain in my backside'
The Dublin-based airline is locked in a dispute with pilots represented by the Unite.
The story of the world's biggest meatpacker and its on-again, off-again move to Ireland
Brazilian food giant JBS was planning to set up a local arm to run its international business.
A recruitment startup that hunts engineers 'anywhere but LinkedIn' has raised €400k
Mustard’s pre-seed funding will be spent on hiring more staff.
Small Firms chief: 'The message we are sending is relocate to Ireland and pay more tax'
SFA chair AJ Noonan says the current regime is ‘not working’ for businesses.
Fingal Council takes a case against Starbucks in Swords for having no planning permission
A spokesman for Starbucks EMEA in London said it expected its licensees to comply with local planning.