'As two lads out of college, getting premises was tough. The day we got keys, I was scared sh*tless'
Micheal Dyer has been cheffing since his teens but left the career to set up a business with a college friend.
Delivery outfit Nightline recorded a big hike in sales the year it was bought by UPS
The Dublin-based company was due to go through a rebrand following the takeover.
After rolling out year-round Dublin flights, Cypriot airline Cobalt has gone bust
In 2017, it was declared ‘airline startup of the year’.
Strict finance regulations drove Dublin data analytics firm Corvil into the red last year
The company’s customers were pre-occupied with compliance and sales took a hit.
‘Our staff get targeted by the likes of Facebook and Google - you can’t hide them’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Monsoon Consulting.
A bus driver sacked for sharing 'shock' pictures of a faulty wheel has won an unfair dismissal claim
The coach company said the personal Facebook post was a breach of its social media policy.
Kildare Village has been ordered to cull an anchor tenant store from its €50m extension
The overall project was cleared, but the retail hub’s owners appealed against planning restrictions.
After culling thousands of staff in recent years, Eir is planning to hire 750 new workers
The customer service roles will mainly based in Cork, Limerick and Sligo.
Irish firms are lagging behind their European rivals in embracing artificial intelligence
The Microsoft and EY study claims the country risks being left behind in development of AI tech.
Sligo's Frankli is trying to cure firms of their 'big-bang approach' to staff feedback
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the HR tech company.
Plans to turn Dublin's College Green into a car-free plaza have been rejected
The national planning body says the scheme would cause problems for buses and other transport.
Apartment block owners aren't putting aside enough money to cover future maintenance
That’s according to a new report by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland.
'We went on strike for 10 days - that was without doubt the worst mistake I've ever made'
Meaghers Pharmacy’s Oonagh O’Hagan also talks about learning how to stop micromanaging.
Blanchardstown Centre wants a new supermarket to fix its convenience store 'deficiency'
Dunnes Stores and Marks & Spencer both currently trade at the shopping centre.
Paddy Power was fined £2.2m for letting punters use stolen money to place bets
The betting behemoth was also taken to task over how it deals with problem gambling.
Mytaxi, Facebook and Ryanair tumbled down the league of 'good customer experience'
Telcos continue to be the lowest-ranking overall sector.
There was a decrease in new business formations - but fewer collapses too
The decline in insolvencies has been attributed to more companies entering mature growth.
Poll: Do you think there's too much focus on college degrees at the expense of trades?
Some say a skills shortage in construction is hindering the country’s ability to deliver homes.
Greencore has agreed to sell its troublesome US wing in a 'surprise' billion-dollar deal
The Dublin-based firm recently moved to restructure its US business after a profit warning.
'If we're not successful in five years, we won't be here': Go-Ahead answers privatisation fears
Ireland manager Ed Wills says he’s quickly learned that bus services are an ‘emotive’ issue.