'Trying to build a startup is torture. There is no glamour, glory or cocktails'
But the process gets easier when you talk to others who are out there doing it.
The man behind the money: Meet one of the country's best investors
Brian Caulfield, a leading VC, talks startups, getting a ‘real’ job and his best idea ever.
A €4 billion black hole in businesses' accounts is hurting the whole economy
The problem of late payments has reached ‘almost systemic’ proportions in Ireland.
Scaling the great wall of red tape with Ireland's men in China
There’s a huge market to be tapped into in the Middle Kingdom – but it’s not for everyone.
'Dyslexia helped me look outside the box. It's a massive part of where I am today'
But back when she was in school, this tech founder kept wondering what was wrong with her.
Still a football pitch after five years: The sorry history of the Cork science park
Why a plan that could bring locals thousands of high-end jobs has barely gone anywhere.
Thousands of businesses don't even have a website - and that's a big worry
‘Despite Ireland spending more online, our SMEs are missing out on the e-commerce revolution.’
This Irish oil company has just turned itself into a pharma business
Fastnet ditched its exploration plans when oil prices plunged.
Ireland's biggest startup backer reveals where the smart money is going
Enterprise Ireland’s Julie Sinnamon talks about the next big markets and that ‘record jobs growth’.
Fewer jobs are being saved through this court process and that's a good thing
The number of jobs rescued through examinership has plunged.
Why you should stop using voicemail - and other essential productivity tips
Here are some ways to make the most of your time.
Cash for referrals, headhunting expats and a 'crash pad': Hiring Web Summit-style
‘Apparently you’re supposed to sell the dream, but I prefer to explain the risk.’
The case for building a €15 billion, all-island motorway
The head of Ireland’s biggest business group says it’s the most important project for the country.
The figures that point to a worrying drop in Irish innovation
Local patent filings halved after the crash – and have barely recovered.
It’s possible – with the right approach.
The events vying to fill Dublin's Web Summit-sized void
Three tech conferences aim to benefit from the new-found gap.
This company wants to bring American college football here every year
Some 20,000 tickets have already been sold for the 2016 College Classic.
‘I didn’t want to create a startup, I just wanted to design beautiful products.’
How my business works: Merrion Vaults
In the first of our weekly series, we look behind closed doors at Ireland’s biggest private vault.
Irish businesses are paying the highest interest rates in the eurozone
The average rates being charged are almost three times those in some countries.