The EU's pending free-trade deals are expected to hit the beef industry hardest
But a new EU study said agreements like the controversial TTIP will be positive for the dairy sector.
'After years as an undercover detective I wanted a change. So I started my own spice business'
This food startup founder left the Mauritius police force to move to Ireland.
You'll soon be able to fly direct from Dublin to Miami on an Aer Lingus plane
The airline has announced several new destinations for its summer schedule.
What exactly are Google and Facebook doing about the spread of fake news?
The tech giants have faced accusations of influencing the US election since Donald Trump’s victory last week.
Broadband in rural Ireland is up to 36 times slower than in Dublin
The issue of poor internet speeds has been highlighted as a major problem for firms in regional areas.
Lots of Irish family companies don't know what to do if their business causes a feud
A new study has found that companies here are finding it hard to innovate and take risks.
Interested in selling your business? Here's how to make sure you get the best price
Company owners should be thinking about their exit strategy when the firm is on a high.
Poll: Do you think Ireland should cultivate its own cannabis industry?
Most Irish people are in favour of medicinal marijuana.
CityJet pilots vote for strike and warn they will ground airline before Christmas
However, the Dublin-based company has said that there will be no disruption to flights.
Irish aviation software firm Arconics has been snapped up by a Nasdaq-listed broadband giant
The tech company, which counts Ryanair and Aer Lingus as clients, was acquired by ViaSat for an undisclosed sum.
The NTA wants to know if people think taxi drivers should pass an English-language test
The National Transport Authority is carrying out a review of the licensing system.
Fibre has turned Cork and Mayo into two of the best spots in Ireland for data centres
But the local head of Interxion says the country should try to attract more investment in the technology.
The man responsible for selling Pokémon Go: 'This is a marathon, not a sprint'
Niantic’s marketing chief says he’s not worried about falling interest after the early burst of popularity.
'In-jokes' and gutsy design - the secrets to an unforgettable logo
Three top Irish designers share their tips for the essential piece of branding.
Supermarkets' obsession with perfect produce is causing massive food waste
The UN said the world’s hungry could be fed with the amount of food discarded.
A porn star taught Paddy Power's boss that having the craic doesn't work everywhere
Madcap high jinks work well in Ireland, but not every country appreciates the same marketing stunts.
'Trump's policies will impact not just Ireland, but the global economy'
We need a government figure tasked with maintaining our special business relationship with the USA.
Ex-Aer Arann boss: 'I was lucky to get out of the industry with my life and some money'
Pádraig Ó Céidigh, who built up the regional carrier, had a heart attack in 2012 as the airline floundered.
Dublin Airport is poised to get a third terminal
A new government study is expected to recommend a timeframe for development.
'We were in the middle of a field with thousands of cookies thinking what the hell have we done'
This former college lecturer decided to go into the baking and café business.