'Nothing's more challenging than dealing with tragedy - this job goes beyond dispensing drugs'
McGreals Pharmacy’s Kilian McGreal also talks about drawing the line under new business ideas.
The fashion juggernaut behind Zara, Bershka and Pull&Bear had a bumper year in Ireland
Local companies owned by Spain-based Inditex collectively delivered sales of over €135 million.
Poll: Would you pay more for a taxi if it was easier to hail a cab at busy times?
Industry figures say such a move could entice more people to work as drivers.
After opting for fewer but bigger stores, Life Style Sports has managed to stay in the black
The company restructured its retail portfolio in 2017 and made a €4.1m profit.
Fewer visitors toured Ireland by bus last year - and not everyone's blaming it on Brexit
Industry figures say poor parking facilities are also hindering the sector.
The world of food is a 'lonely old road' - but this investor knows that 'people gotta eat'
Serial investor and former Kellogg’s Europe boss, Stephen Twaddell, talks food and drink deals.
Here's a lesson in making staff redundant without causing extra stress at a tough time
A shoe store managed to overturn an unfair dismissal claim in the Labour Court. Here’s how.
Nine years after moving its HQ to Ireland, 'experience gift' giant Smartbox will launch here
The French-founded company has more than 600 staff in Dublin – and it plans to keep expanding.
The duo behind Dublin's newest tourist attraction say its near-end was like 'sudden death'
Four years since the idea was floated, the Vaults Live is open after being spared from examinership.
Mark Little's new venture Kinzen promises the news app that isn't 'creepy'
The startup is trying to reboot how people consume media.
'To keep attracting foreign investment, Ireland needs to get its act together on water'
We should use the resource as a calling card and follow the lead of forward-thinking countries.
'An inability to answer very basic questions': How an Irish 'virtual hospital' project fell flat
Consultants for US firm Mercy Virtual said meetings with health officials were cancelled at short notice.
'I was flying to London weekly to meet clients - it wasn't your typical final year in college'
During her final year in UL, Eimear McManus’s work placement ended up being much more.
Another exec at AIB is heading for the exit – this time its CEO Bernard Byrne
The bank has lost two finance chiefs in recent months and has moved to reintroduce bonuses to retain staff.
BrewDog plans to open its first Irish bar next year - but finding the right site is a 'real challenge'
The Scottish beer company had previously planned to set up shop in Dublin by the end of 2018.
‘Anybody in their right mind would have been concerned - we were learning on the job’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Codd Mushrooms.
Peugeot and Honda's Irish importer is winding down two Dublin dealerships
The Gowan Group said the outlets are “not suitable” for modern retailing.
Airbnb has accused the government of doing a ‘cut and paste’ job with new letting laws
Regulations on short-term lets in Ireland are set to be introduced next year.
Debenhams posted its biggest loss in 240 years - but its Irish digital sales are ticking along
The firm has revealed plans to cull 50 stores within the next five years.
Here are the tougher-than-expected Airbnb laws that will kick in next year
The regulations will ban short-term lets by landlords in some locations and introduce 90-day cap.