Eir has no plans to ditch Huawei as it plots its next big network rollouts
The telecom was laying out its €500 million investment plan for the next five years.
How to rebuild trust with customers when they've been victims of a security breach
Along with death and taxes, data breaches are the only certainty in life.
After navigating some hiring issues, influencer ads agency Centus is plotting to open a US base
The startup had to hold off opening a presence stateside to bolster staff numbers in its Galway office.
What local government should do to transform Ireland's towns into 'smart cities'
Advanced technologies are only becoming more mainstream and could transform communities.
Why native firms are drowning in the incoming tsunami of tech giant jobs
Companies are feeling the ‘pinch’ as salary expectations rise alongside living costs.
As it plots an expansion, the Digital Hub has been ordered to pay up for sitting on vacant land
The State agency has to pay a levy of nearly €100,000 this year – and that figure’s due to rise.
Video creation platform VidMob fled London for Dublin - and not just because of Brexit
The company found Ireland was a better route for accessing partners and new business.
Home Care Direct's online platform is cutting out the middlemen between patient and carer
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.
Shannon had the worst punctuality record of Ireland's main airports last year
The Clare hub blamed the delays on its high volume of less predictable long-haul traffic.
Executive assistants' salaries have shot up because too few aides have 'global' skills
The average wage for a corporate aide in the capital stands at €45,000.
UK shared office outfit Us&Co has come to Ireland to capitalise on Brexit refugees
Despite the increasingly crowded Dublin market, the company is looking at opening more offices here.
'When my colleagues at a previous company were laid off, I felt as if I'd failed the team'
HubSpot’s Barbara McCarthy also talks about learning not to take things personally
EirGrid wants a cybersecurity team to poke holes in its systems to prevent hackers getting in
The winning firm will test the electricity operator’s servers and infrastructure for vulnerabilities.
Limerick port accuses its clients of trying to kill a floating data centre project 'at all costs'
US firm Nautilus – backed by the Irish State – is due to develop the facility in Limerick city.
After a three-year absence, free public Wi-Fi is coming back to Dublin - but not the city centre
The local authority concluded that restaurants and cafés can provide access instead.
Dog-sitting app HouseMyDog is merging with a Spanish rival to take on the European market
The services are big business in the US but are still quite nascent on this side of the Atlantic.
Freshly Chopped plans to sell hats, knives and tea towels to keep its Grafton Street outlet alive
The salad bar chain is trying to make peace with Dublin council after a lengthy planning dispute.
Poll: Are you preparing for a no-deal Brexit?
Not everyone agrees on how severe the impact of a hard Brexit will be for Ireland.
'We can't move fast and break things': Why FoodMarble is pacing itself despite €1m in sales
The Dublin startup is looking into new products and a possible funding round this year.
How employers can influence government officials in the 'new politics' age
The proposed Brexit Bill highlights why public affairs strategies are more important than ever.