A bid to keep GAA fan haunt the Big Tree serving on match days has been blocked
The site is being turned into a hotel, but publican Louis Fitzgerald wanted to keep the beer garden open.
Conor McGregor's plan to release a Notorious whiskey brand has been iced
The MMA superstar dropped a trademark bid after running into opposition from an Irish beer brand.
Dublin's CloudKPI is helping fast-growing software firms make sense of their data
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the analytics company.
After launching two new transatlantic routes, Aer Lingus is eyeing up Vancouver
The IAG-owned carrier has ambitions to develop more direct flights to Canada.
Ireland's second-biggest hotel group is being sold to a US investment firm
Tifco owns the Travelodge franchise as part of its portfolio of 26 hotels and resorts across Ireland.
A Waterford haulier has been penalised over claims it used a faulty device to track break times
Mark Lonergan Transport was ordered to pay the worker €2,500 for breaching EU regulations.
'I'd always be answering the phone in the middle of the night. I wasn't getting much sleep'
Ray Cole of Virginia International Logistics talks about juggling round-the-clock deadlines.
An investment vehicle linked to music promoter Denis Desmond fell foul of the taxman
Gaiety Investments was ordered to pay more than €700,000, according to the latest tax defaulters list.
Despite the heat from Facebook, recruiter CPL is reaping the rewards of temporary staff
The agency was recently embroiled in the controversy over how the social media site moderates content.
Car-sharing startup Fleet hit its crowdfunding target - but just in the nick of time
The Wicklow firm raised over €275,000 with just a couple of days to spare.
Plans to put a children's play centre in Swords superclub the Wright Venue have been shelved
The local council said the proposal from owner Michael Wright would require full planning permission.
Poll: Should Airbnb hosts be blocked from renting out homes they don't live in?
The home-sharing site says many people use its service to pay off mortgages and other bills.
Johnny Ronan has the all-clear to build one of Dublin city centre's largest housing blocks
The 325 apartments, and 102-unit aparthotel, will be constructed in Dublin’s docklands.
Australian firm Ignition Advice is building Ireland as its post-Brexit 'springboard' to Europe
The fintech outfit’s Dublin office will support the company’s plans for going global.
The founder of Java Republic says people are sick of the ‘dreadful’ coffee chains
David McKernan also weighs in on ‘bulls**t’ coffee trends and a few controversial business contacts.
Fast-food chain Leon sees 'huge' opportunities in Dublin - despite tough competition and high rent
The UK-based franchise has pushed back the launch of its first Irish outlet until early next year.
KBC says banks only have themselves to blame for losing business to digital upstarts
Well-funded fintech startups are lining up to poach customers from traditional banking firms.
'Too many generic hotels': The owner of Cork's Imperial Hotel says Dublin has lost its mojo
Allen Flynn from Flynn Hotels says the capital needs smaller, family-run operations.
Why Rye River thinks its future is in brewing up the 'fine wines' of the craft beer world
After some turbulent times, the Kildare company is betting on the thirst for ‘super premium’ brews.
Pat Phelan says Ireland's startup scene desperately needs more 'exits'
The tech founder turned beauty clinic owner thinks local firms take too long to sell overseas.