Europe's aviation boom is nowhere near over - for the big airlines at least
Pundits say there’s plenty of room for growth as the market picks off small, weak carriers.
Why Dublin's MetroLink is too important to succumb to the whingers and naysayers
The rollout of the light rail service can’t come quick enough for the city’s biggest employers.
Aer Lingus exposed over 100 job applicants' details in an email blunder
Candidates’ email addresses were accidentally shared with other jobseekers.
Billion-dollar cybersecurity firm Darktrace has opened a base in Dublin
The UK company has been expanding its hefty global footprint in several offices.
In the face of Brexit, Donegal fintech startup Cerebreon remains bullish on the UK
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Ardara-based company.
Most Christmas shoppers bought at least one gift online - but probably not through an Irish store
Industry representatives have called for more State funding for e-commerce.
'It's not just a man and his dog': Echelon's boss says negative 'myths' surround data centres
It has been warned that data centres could be a big drain on Ireland’s power grid.
Ryanair wants more brands for its airline group - but it may not find any easy targets
Chief executive Michael O’Leary said the Dublin carrier could add one or two names to its collection.
'I used to get stressed trying to keep my inbox to zero. These days, I let the emails build up'
Flender CEO Kristjan Koik talks about deal-breakers – and his love of fast cars.
The Ilac's owners hope to turn Henry Street into a Dundrum-style late-night shopping district
Hammerson says it is in talks with other businesses in the area about opening late into the evening.
For Colm Lyon's Fire, the UK remains a key market - but young fintech firms might not be so lucky
The firm has invested heavily in shoring up resources for a post-Brexit landscape.
Hoteliers want extra time to prep for the 'financial pressure' of mandatory pensions
Businesses are seeking a four-year extension to the full rollout of a proposed scheme.
AIB's mooted bid for Payzone could give the bank fintech cred - without the risks
The bank is reportedly in acquisition talks with the payments firm.
Poll: Should major tech companies build homes when they expand in Ireland?
Some say an influx of highly paid workers will drive up the cost of renting in Dublin.
'It's frustrating': Pharmacies rack up software bills to meet rigorous new medicine rules
The EU directive aims to stymie counterfeit drugs getting into the supply chain.
We're spending €3m refreshing our brand. Here are the key takeaways for other businesses
Planning a major marketing campaign is exciting, but requires a lot of thought.
Why Parkpnp's founder is changing his plans for the US – and opening a wine and 'cronut' bar
Garret Flower pioneered the croissant-doughnut pastry in Dublin before launching the parking app.
Brexit is poison - but there's still hope for prosperity when it comes to Irish tech
While there will be growing pains, the UK’s loss will ultimately be Ireland’s gain.
Freshly Chopped might have to rethink its menu thanks to Brexit
The salad bar chain is working on its next supermarket products – and a potential foray into China.
'An appearance on Dragons' Den tripled our sales. When they re-aired the show, it happened again'
Evelyn Garland shares her experiences from quitting her job to set up a company with her partner.