After tapping out of a branding battle, Conor McGregor will call his whiskey Proper No. Twelve
The MMA fighter’s new product will initially launch in Ireland and the US.
Poll: Should county councils be fined for cancelling public tenders?
A business group has called for the State to sanction local authorities that withdraw the competitions.
US giant Equinix has snapped up land in north Dublin to build another data centre
The 8.2 acre site in Ballycoolin was sold for €5 million.
'It's too easy for me to take the money and buy a yacht': Why Irish firms want ICO regulation
The plummeting value of cryptocurrencies isn’t the only concern for startups dipping into the sector.
'Brits aren't overly physical': How Irish tourism operators are being told to sell overseas
Fáilte Ireland has been handing out advice on marketing to key regions.
Restaurants might not have to provide free water after all - and could even charge for it
Hospitality groups previously slammed an EU proposal mandating them to quench the public’s thirst.
'Progress was slow on my new bike startup – so I moved to Asia'
Here’s why I couldn’t have founded my company back home in Ireland.
'They're dropping like flies': Why Cork pubs have been closing in droves
The Rebel County has lost more than 300 venues over a little more than a decade.
'It costs small firms thousands': Businesses say councils should be fined for axing tenders
An Ibec group says cancelled bids are costing members time and money.
Why big tech firms are up in arms about the EU's plans to overhaul copyright laws
The controversial ‘link tax’ directive passed a vote by the European Parliament this week.
Why our decades-old industry is worried about blunt new Airbnb rules
The self-catering sector plays an integral role in Irish tourism.
'People were raising millions without even a product': Inside the world of startup ICOs
Advocates of ‘initial coin offerings’ say they can represent a viable alternative to venture capital.
Industry bigwigs have pumped cash into Neva Labs – Mark Little’s plan to fix the media
The €560,000 seed investment is the first external funding for the Irish company.
'I learned my first business lesson making stuffed toys at 11 - not even my mother bought one'
From running creches to gig-economy firms, Hannah Wrixon talks about what she’s learned so far.
Data centre firm EdgeConnex turned down rural Ireland because of a lack of adequate power
The US company looked at other Irish locations but decided to double its Dublin operation.
Sky has been fined over €100k for not informing customers about their right to cancel contracts
The company also failed to supply 79,000 customers with a durable copy of their agreements.
'Donnybrook isn't designed for this' – a Tidy Towns group is rallying against this new D4 hotel
The local group said the project would cause more traffic at a troublesome Dublin pinch point.
Irish Life is worried Amazon's huge data centre in Tallaght could affect its future housing projects
The pensions fund has a site adjacent to the facility being planned by the tech giant.
Controversial plans for over 500 homes in Dublin's St Anne's Park have been rejected
After it initially granted permission for the project, An Bord Pleanála said it would review the case.
Ryanair cabin crew are going ahead with 'the biggest strike in the company's history'
Staff across mainland Europe will stage a stoppage on 28 September.