As Dublin firms struggle to recruit, the rental crisis shows no sign of letting up
Goodbody analysts have issued a stark warning on the country’s low level of housing stock.
Poll: Would you support gender quotas for Ireland's company boards?
The government today unveiled a plan to increase the number of female professors.
Europe's air safety watchdog echoed US warnings about Boeing's Max planes
Norwegian is the only local operator affected by the ‘airworthiness directive’.
Even though it won't bring 'big profits', the Shed Distillery is cracking on with a visitor centre
Pat Rigney says the attraction will be up and running in early 2020 – at nearly double the cost.
'I'm blind and employed - but I'm the minority. Here's how employers can change that'
It often doesn’t take a lot for companies to mine this largely untapped talent pool.
Inside Dublin Airport's 'secret third terminal' - the one where selfies are banned
DAA is targeting deep-pocketed executives and honeymooners with its ‘platinum services’ facility.
Here's all you need to know about uncovering - and reporting - gender pay gaps
Now is the time for companies to get ready for incoming legislation.
Zara's owner is shuttering an Irish operation used to handle over €1 billion in global online sales
The move comes as Inditex plans a huge expansion of its digital retail presence.
Award-winning Cork startup Thalman Health is headed for liquidation
The three-year-old company was led by former Ireland’s Best Young Entrepreneur winner James Foody.
'We thought it'd blow up into a billion-dollar app overnight. Sometimes you get carried away'
Parkpnp’s Garrett Flower talks about how he refocused his business and hiring the best people for the job.
WeWork won't turn to other Irish cities until it has conquered Dublin
The company has two offices open in the capital with three more in the pipeline.
'My twins came nine weeks early - I was checking emails on my phone by an incubator'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Wedding Dates.
'I always take on too much, and that's a big mistake. You can let people down'
Arkphire’s Paschal Naylor talks business plans, Bill Gates and starting a tech firm during the recession.
Facebook is backing Ireland 'for the long-term' as it moves HQ
The tech firm is leasing the campus currently occupied by AIB, with capacity for an extra 5,000 staff.
Ikea has gone cold on opening another Irish store - because it's focused online instead
The Swedish flat-pack furniture giant had been looking at opening in south Dublin or Cork.
Cork startup Milis Bio wants to lure soft drink giants with its sweet-tasting proteins
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the biotech company.
Pat Phelan says his new cosmetic clinic chain could be a 'half-billion-dollar business'
The Cork entrepreneur is planning five new Sisu branches across Ireland and the UK.
Ireland would be seen as a much pricier destination without Airbnb, tourism officials say
Fáilte Ireland CEO Paul Kelly said short-term letting has been a ‘welcome addition’ to the travel sector.
Commission-hungry delivery services will be the top 'disruptor' for Irish restaurants and cafés
A Bord Bia foodservice sector report says operators need to adapt and embrace the likes of Deliveroo.
Ryanair's website will be down for 12 hours – but its bottom line is safe
Analysts say there’s a reason the airline scheduled the outage for this time of year.