Lots of Irish farmers aren't set up to deal with the collapse in the pound
The value of the currency has plunged since the Brexit vote, but few food producers have a backup plan.
Profits at the luxurious Dromoland Castle jumped nearly €1m last year
The five-star hotel and golf course turned over almost €20 million in 2015.
Is Ireland really equipped to benefit from more foreign investment post-Brexit?
The country’s poor infrastructure will stifle its capacity to absorb extra jobs and business.
Airbnb sues its home town over laws it helped push through
The company is facing a backlash in San Fransisco as housing costs spiral out of control.
Ireland has a hit list of countries to target for business as the UK's lure fades
A renewed trade push into markets like France and Germany is expected after the Brexit vote.
A new firm making bras for breast cancer survivors has struck a deal with House of Fraser
Health startup Theya Healthcare is making its first foray into the UK market.
GIVEAWAY: We've got free tickets to Dublin's new global tech conference
The Dublin Tech Summit is coming to the capital in February.
Poll: Do you support the introduction of a 'living wage'?
Ibec head Danny McCoy last week called the concept ‘ridiculous’.
Ireland wants to attract thousands of foreign tech staff, but we may have trouble housing them
The government has unveiled an initiative to recruit the best talent from abroad.
The forecast for the UK's future post-Brexit: 'Hello recession'
Irish businesses and state agencies are getting ready for a new normal for our key trade partner.
AIB is more afraid of tech upstarts like Stripe than a new bank eating its lunch
But one of the company’s top executives says it hopes to work with some of its potential rivals.
'One day my wife said she was leaving. She wanted someone to put her as number one'
Maintaining a relationship and a business can be one of an entrepreneur’s greatest challenges.
How does it feel pitching to Richard Branson? One Irish outfit is about to find out
FoodCloud is among six firms trying to convince the Virgin founder to give them a share of €1.2 million.
These are the only three deals the competition watchdog has ever blocked
One involved a long-running battle over a deal involving the iconic Dairygold brand.
A Dublin company is building a giant energy plant to process chicken poo
And it has plans for further projects in both the capital and Cork.
What is 'influencer marketing' and how can you make it work to your advantage?
It’s all about finding people who can cut through to your target audience.
Intel Ireland's head worries sliding PC sales could pose major problems for the company
But Eamonn Sinnott refused to comment on significant layoffs under way at the firm’s local operations.
One Irish sector is expected to feel the Brexit pain worst of all
Smaller farms and food producers are likely to face the biggest headwinds in the near future.
Morgan Stanley denies it's moving 2,000 staff to Dublin or Frankfurt
It was reported that a move was already underway in the wake of the Brexit referendum.
Over €360m wiped off value of Irish taxpayers' stake in banks after Brexit vote
Shares in Bank of Ireland and Permanent TSB took a dive this morning with the surprise result.