Soon after Ryanair warned 900 jobs are at risk, its sister Laudamotion said it could axe roles too
The Austria-based subsidiary told staff that up to 30 workers could be let go.
'Everybody has to play their part': Dalata's plastic-free plans for 2020
Ireland’s biggest hotel group is on track to ban plastic toiletry bottles within six months
Ryanair has claimed that absenteeism among Dublin Airport security staff is 'shocking'
But operator DAA has strongly rejected the airline’s claims.
The Dunnes Stores dynasty is planning to install a high-end gym close to its Dublin head office
The proposed fitness studio on South Great George’s Street will be operated by F45 Training.
Your crash course in... Ireland's economic uncertainty
The economy is at risk of overheating, but Brexit could yet pour cold water on its expansion.
Irish exporters are facing a 'severe threat' as sterling slumps
Some businesses could already be suffering as the pound’s value drops on no-deal fears.
Emirates says Dublin Airport's infrastructural woes are hampering its business
The Gulf airline said the issue has had a ‘steady negative impact’ on its services.
How do people make money playing Fortnite?
Live streaming, V-bucks and e-sports are all part of the online gaming world vocabulary.
'In our reception we have a fairly large pufferfish made out of 100% recyclable items'
The CEO of Cool Planet Experience talks Al Gore, ski-lifts and her busy diary.
Ed-tech outfit Prodigy Learning is going to teach American children coding through Minecraft
The company has signed a distribution deal with US firm Certiport.
Poll: Would concerns over the environment prevent you from flying?
‘Flight shame’ has impacted flights to Ireland from some northern European countries this year.
How Dublin startup Geowox is taking the grunt work out of property valuations
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the prop-tech company.
There is a long road ahead if Ireland is to meet its electric vehicles target
Ireland needs investment in charging infrastructure and a rethink of driver incentives to reach its goal.
'The seven-nights-a-week drinker is gone': How Irish pubs are attracting a new clientele
Issues like harsher drink-driving penalties and cost of business are also having an impact on pubs.
Managing a moon shot - what business can learn from how Apollo's reputation was built
In managing reputation, the key lesson is to start from the inside out.
No commuting and casting a wider talent net - why businesses are opting for remote working
Irish industry experts and business people weigh in on the pros and cons of the ‘smarter way’ to work.
Meet the DJ and the trumpet player who brought vinyl pressing back to north Dublin
Donagh Molloy and Hugh Scully revived the dying craft in Ireland as spinning the black circle is back in vogue.
The maker of Guinness is still 'tracking' the cannabis market for potential investments
But Diageo is in no rush to cash in on the legal marijuana boom.
Fewer firms have gone bust so far this year - but the effect of Brexit is still unknown
Voluntary liquidation remains the most common avenue for struggling companies.
Dublin City Council is coining it on 'sunshine tax', according to the Restaurants Association
The industry body said incoming sandwich board licence fees are ‘shockingly excessive’.