Ireland's financial watchdog says an economic slowdown is ‘inevitable’
An Irish Fiscal Advisory Council report notes the short-term outlook is strong – but there are risks ahead.
An Irish Fiscal Advisory Council report notes the short-term outlook is strong – but there are risks ahead.
Pat McDonagh’s fast-food empire is trialling third-party delivery services as it posts record sales.
The Waterford firm hopes to extend its new traceabilty platform to its suppliers.
The Dublin company recently acquired a Hong Kong outfit as a gateway into the market.
The number of Irish microbreweries opting for cans has nearly doubled in the last two years.
Offaly council has made a pitch for State funding to get planning for the project off the ground.
The French automaker acquired a majority stake in the Irish company earlier this year.
Competition in on-demand delivery has intensified with the new player in town.
'If Dublin were a car, it'd be running on four bald tyres with no spare in the boot'
We have to stop pressing the snooze button when it comes to our water supply crisis.
Teagasc says agri-tourism innovation – from tours to quad bikes – could ‘breathe new life’ into rural areas.
How chatbots can sooth stressed-out, angry customers during the busy shopping season
Retailers can build engagement during the Christmas period without increasing their workload.
Dismissed by some as blue-sky thinking, advocates say the proposal could ease Dublin constraints.
'Starting from scratch in your 30s and 40s isn't easy on any couple. It was such a dark period'
Gina Cassidy from Purcell & Woodcock says the key to working with your partner is not bringing it home.
The company’s UK boss said the Irish capital will provide a hedge for its EU business.
The Dublin outfit has just signed a deal with Canadian media giant DHX for a new online video series.
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the legal tech company.
The Dublin company builds tools for collecting and monitoring customer feedback data.
A State-sanctioned report says the travel sector should chase well-heeled tourists.
The low-cost chain has rapidly expanded and will soon open its first branch in Cork.
It says the service will be ‘complementary’ to fibre networks like the troubled National Broadband Plan.