'We once ordered too little stock to meet demand. People were asking if we were closing down'
Malena Fashion founders Malindi and Elena Demery also talk about why they’re ‘allergic’ to negativity.
The government promised a Brexit-proof budget - here's how much it delivered
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe called it the ‘economic challenge of a generation’.
From filmmakers to hoteliers – here are the business winners and losers of Budget 2019
There were few surprises in Paschal Donohoe’s speech, but plenty to digest for Irish businesses.
Changes to Ireland's unloved startup share scheme have been dismissed as 'very vague'
Minister Donohoe also said he’s examining investor tax reliefs and crowdfunding but offered no specifics.
'A black day for Irish tourism': Restaurants have called for Shane Ross's head
The industry wants the Tourism Minister to step down after losing its special 9% VAT rate.
Budget 2019: These are all of the key developments as they happened
We unpick what this year’s announcements mean for business in Ireland.
Building behemoth Sisk's sales dipped €150m - but were close to the billion-euro mark
Ireland’s biggest construction business has also moved to wind down its United Arab Emirates wing.
Budget 2019: Here's everything you need to know about today's announcement
All the giveaways and tax hikes that are on the horizon.
Poll: Do you support Dublin's BusConnects plan?
Some are concerned about losing direct links. But others say the existing network isn’t fit for purpose.
The National Broadband Plan's sole bidder has sold off its remaining stake in Enet
The Limerick company is at the centre of the plan to bring broadband to rural Ireland.
Citibank fined €1.3m by the Central Bank over 'prolonged and serious' lending code breaches
The bank failed to obtain approval for loans to individuals who were related parties.
Tourism officials have quietly overhauled Dublin's multimillion-euro marketing brand
Three years after its initial launch, the industry says the ‘breath of fresh air’ tag hasn’t been embraced.
'It's just too slow to hire in Dublin': Why Boxever is looking outside Ireland for recruits
The seven-year-old data company recently set its sights on new sectors like finance and retail.
Dublin's new bus plan isn't perfect - but it shouldn't be a political football
BusConnects is a work in progress and we need it to keep the city moving.
A decade on, here's how Ireland's first austerity budget compares to the 2019 plan
The shift between now and 2009 – when we faced the worst financial crisis in a generation – is stark.
HubSpot could hit 1,000 staff in Dublin soon - if it can convince workers to move here
The tech firm’s global recruitment boss says candidates have knocked back offers after doing the sums on rent.
Cork startup Solo Energy wants people to sell renewable power to their neighbours
The company is creating a blockchain-powered system for trading energy.
'I have 20 years' experience as a recruiter - but I feel more like an estate agent these days'
The housing crisis is making Ireland a less attractive destination for foreign workers.
Dark kitchens and Danny DeVito algorithms: How Deliveroo plans to corner food deliveries
The UK company is looking to roll out its ‘Editions’ sites across key markets – including Ireland.
'People will walk into your business to try to do you out of money - that's happened to me'
Aisling Hurley has chosen a tiny town in Laois as the spot for her digital marketing agency.