Tech behemoths are turning Dublin into one of Europe’s hottest property markets
A PwC report has ranked the capital as a top city for real estate investment and development.
Applegreen built a fuel station exactly where it said a rival's plan would cause traffic chaos
The firm appealed a rival’s south Dublin plans last year and then opened up its own outlet on the site.
Eir has accused ComReg of breaking EU laws in its clampdown on costly helplines
The watchdog is rolling out new rules relating to ‘non-geographic numbers’.
Etihad Airways will reduce its Dublin-Abu Dhabi flights from next year
The route will go from 14 to 11 weekly flights, using larger aircraft on some services.
Poll: Do you believe anonymous online reviews for employers?
For some, Glassdoor is a useful hiring platform. But others think it’s open to abuse.
‘It’s part of the digital age’: How companies are dealing with online employee reviews
Glassdoor has attracted reviews from more than 20,000 employees in Ireland.
How Dental Care Ireland is plotting to become the country's biggest dentistry chain
The three-year-old company has already taken over 16 practices – with more deals in the pipeline.
The secret to running a smash hit Christmas ad campaign - in six steps
It’s time to think laterally, act local and keep on going until the party’s over.
There's a lack of new hotel rooms in regional cities. Here's why investors aren't biting
Fáilte Ireland says that Kilkenny and Galway are crying out for fresh accommodation.
Why we should encourage over 55s to choose contract work over retirement
Senior personnel can offer valuable experience and fill skills gaps.
Following its major funding deal, Nuritas has lined up satellite bases abroad to target specific talent
The Dublin city centre-based biotech firm secured €30 million in finance from the EIB this week.
'Four months in, M&S emailed about stocking my gin. I thought it was my mates taking the mick'
After hitting the shelves of ‘Marksies’ and Aldi, Gareth Irvine’s gin business has gone global.
After rolling back on engineers, Hostelworld is gearing up to grow its tech development again
The travel site said it is sitting on ‘significant’ data that could be used to reverse ‘soft’ bookings.
Tayto Park is planning a second roller coaster 'that will make people stop and stare'
General manager Charles Coyle says several new attractions are in the pipeline.
Pest Pulse wants to bring much-needed tech to the 'unglamorous' world of pest control
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the one-year old tech company.
Electronics giant Philips has pumped more money into Irish dental app Toothpic
The Dublin- and New York-based startup connects people with dentists remotely.
Want a UCD Smurfit School MBA? We're teaming up to give one reader a full scholarship
You can be in with a chance to earn a qualification normally worth up to €34,500.
Ryanair is suing Irish officials over where the airline's staff are taxed
The High Court challenge relates to tax laws for Europe-based workers.
Two years after the 'double Irish' was shelved, Google used it to shift billions to Bermuda
However the search giant says it has since paid tax on the offshore profits in the US.
'I wish I spoke more languages - I often feel stupid at meetings where everyone is multilingual'
Diaceutics’ Peter Keeling talks healthcare challenges and how he recovered after his first business failed.