Irish-founded tech unicorn Intercom is bolstering its podcasting game plan
The company is hiring a dedicated editor to lead the podcast activity.
Ticketing startup Festy is working with a Korean internet giant on new blockchain services
The Cork outfit landed an investment as part of the deal that will see it collaborate on the platform.
Hospitality outfit the Key Collection has lost an appeal to run short-term lets without permission
An Bord Pleanála rejected an appeal following a council decision last year.
The 'superpub' that fought Dublin council and won is battling city planners again
Gambetta Limited had previously won approval for a bar development on Harcourt Street.
Sports fashion brand Gym+Coffee is opening in Cork - but has put its UK plans on ice
The Irish athleisure startup has been feeling the burn from Brexit.
After Urbo never launched any bikes, Dublin City Council will re-advertise its licence
The stationless bike-share startup says it’s still ‘actively trying to get bikes on the street’.
It's the 'end of the road' for Ireland's first drive-in cinema as Movie Junction heads for liquidation
The outfit had been operating in Cork for close to 10 years.
Meet CreditCruncher, the startup that's taking the law of late payments into its own hands
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the fintech company.
Dunnes stripped the insides of a new Blackrock store before clearing the planning system
The supermarket chain says it doesn’t need council approval for the works.
'The big enchilada was always breaking America, like so many businesses - and pop groups'
Jam Media’s John Rice also talks lion taming, pork processing and augmented reality.
UK chain Leon spotted a third Dublin restaurant location – but is in no rush to open it
The fast-food outfit is hoping to roll out 20 Irish branches by 2023.
With Brexit (seemingly) days away, UK firm Paysafe secured e-money approval in Ireland
Another company, Optal, also received a licence to shield itself from Brexit woes.
HP's Irish chief's crystal ball shows a future of subscription-based PCs
Gary Tierney has been with the company 30 years and sees fresh opportunities for the computer business.
Amid many rivals, co-working space Huckletree is taking a 'curated' approach to startups
Competitors won’t force the company to ‘take our eye off the ball’, says Aislinn Mahon.
Poll: Do you think rebranding is worth millions of euro?
An Post’s new look cost the postal service provider €5 million.
Offbeat Donut has secretly franchised in Prague - and is plotting more Irish stores
The chain is keen to expand beyond the Irish capital.
Audio is having a moment - here's how marketers can make the most of it
Podcasts and traditional radio are booming in Ireland.
3fe coffee guru Colin Harmon is writing book number two after opening cafe number five
The entrepreneur is also dreaming of rolling out a coffee shop overseas someday.
Why Ireland's employment laws need a revamp to reflect 'techno-stress'
It’s time for employers to address the causes of work-relaxed anxiety.
A tiny brewery is planned for Dublin's docklands and it looks to belong to BrewDog
The Scottish maker of Punk IPA beer is staying tight-lipped on the matter.