Why it's time for Ireland's lawmakers to get a scoot on with e-scooters
Some officials think the tech is a ‘non-starter’. But workers are already speaking with their feet.
Dublin council has awarded 'last-mile delivery' contracts to reduce congestion in the city
UPS and WeDispatch are among the firms enlisted to provide the service.
There has been a spike in managers buying into the multibillion-dollar life coaching business
Industry experts say execs are looking for skills to help them hang on to staff.
Dublin Port's decision to row back on cruise tourism won't just hurt the capital
Cutting the number of passenger ships coming into the capital will have major consequences.
Genomics Medicine Ireland is fretful over data rules hampering its DNA research business
The company wrote to health officials to air concerns around consent to use people’s data.
Burger restaurant chain Bunsen quietly opened its first overseas location in Barcelona
The Dublin-based firm is reportedly seeking to set up in other Spanish cities.
GoCar and Fleet have been enlisted to provide shared transport to Dublin council staff
The city authority wants to encourage staff to carpool to work by using ‘gamified’ services.
Cork's Fudi&more wants to go it alone when it takes its food delivery business international
The company is keeping its online food ordering operations in-house.
Wazp wants to bridge the knowledge gap in 3D printing for companies big and small
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Kerry company.
CroíValve has raised €3.2 million for its minimally invasive heart treatment device
The medtech startup’s product treats cardiac conditions without the need for surgery.
'We have a simple rule in the company - act like you're spending your own money'
Spectrum Life’s Stephen Costello talks about his morning routine and the path to progress.
After a few 'mistakes', food-ordering app Bamboo is now preparing to launch outside of Ireland
The startup took a step back to re-strategise its international expansion efforts.
Media group Core has called for a 'licence to practice' marketing to beat outmoded education
The agency suggested many graduates have a poor grasp of modern communications techniques.
Business travel to Ireland dipped last year - but the industry isn't sure why
Expenditure by corporate travellers who arrived on these shores also declined in 2018.
Pearse Lyons Distillery won approval for a gin and whiskey school in Dublin's Liberties
It is hoped the new facility will ‘enhance the current micro-distillery’ and attract new clientele.
Poll: Is the EU right to ignore America's call for a Huawei ban?
The US has heavily lobbied Brussels to give the Chinese tech giant the cold shoulder on security grounds.
Jobs platform Rezoomo has raised €550,000 as it gears up for a UK launch
The Cork startup’s ‘talent attraction hub’ helps employers engage with candidates.
An outsider’s perspective can help whip entrepreneurs into shape.
Food is really Instagram-friendly and that's a problem for businesses
There is a real danger that the industry over-relies on social media at the expense of other marketing tools.
How Perpetua took the 'best of nightclubs' to build a gym for the aspirational tech elite
After making its Dublin debut, the chain is already scouting other locations in the city.