Dublin startup Intouch has raised nearly €600,000 to take its retail tech international
The three-year-old startup is plotting expansion in Europe, the US and the Middle East.
Kogii wants to help fix cycling black spots with its smart bike light
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.
Gourmet Burger Kitchen plans to close a raft of outlets while it battles insolvency
The company said its Irish stores are safe.
Bord na Móna will shed up to 430 staff as it fast-tracks a shift away from peat
The semi-state company wants to complete a move to renewable energy two years early.
Sales have topped €200m at Kerry-based Fexco as it buys up UK businesses
The foreign exchange and financial services firm has been investing heavily in R&D and acquisitions.
After a big buyout last year, chicken-manure energy firm BHSL hunts fresh investment
The Limerick company is seeking €5 million to fund its new ‘working capital requirements’.
'They called me a "five-to-niner". I don't believe in work-life balance'
Ex-Dragons’ Den star and Harmonia CEO Norah Casey also talks about the rip-off ‘pink tax’.
Center Parcs is planning a €10 million spa for its new Longford resort
The company says the Aqua Sana facility will be ‘Ireland’s largest spa’.
A new report claims Dublin Airport needs a third terminal - but DAA is having none of it
The State-owned operator says there are more pressing issues at the hub.
These are the airlines that will dominate Dublin Airport's skies this winter
The schedule kicks off this week and will see over 86,000 take-offs and landings at the hub.
Poll: Do you think employee opinion surveys are worthwhile?
Some say they’re useful for employers. Others think they don’t reflect issues that may be affecting workers.
Icelandic low-cost carrier Wow Air has confirmed its third Dublin-Canada connection
The airline will start flying to Vancouver via Reykjavik in June of next year.
'Don't believe everything you read' – Ryanair is bullish in the face of strikes and profit slips
Ryanair executives have moved to downplay the scale of industrial action faced by the airline.
For the first time in seven years, fewer French tourists are planning a trip to Ireland
Local tourism officials want to beef up their PR and media presence in the country.
Big companies put a lot of stock in these reviews – but they don’t provide proper feedback from workers.
Vodafone Ireland is worried that new EU rules will 'stunt' the growth of 5G technology
The carrier has been lobbying the government over the framework that will govern connected car systems.
Two months out from Christmas, retailers are short-stocked for seasonal staff
Stores are facing worker shortages as the country nears full employment.
With backing from Alibaba, Showtime plans to take its cinema analytics deeper into China
The Dublin company secured €2m this week to expand in emerging markets.
The 7 steps to buying another business without getting stung
Acquiring an established firm is less risky than starting your own. But it’s not hazard-free.
Brown Bag Films wants 'less restrictive' foreign worker rules as it struggles to find EU staff
The Irish animation studio joined other employers in calling for an overhaul of existing permits.