'You'll find rumours spread during bad times. I've heard people say my business is in receivership'
Paul Walsh’s parents bought Mallow’s Springfort Hall nearly 30 years ago – now he is continuing the legacy.
A $1 million legal battle has dragged Dublin's 3D4Medical further into the red
The case was decided in favour of the Blackrock-based firm, according to fresh accounts.
Galway medical device maker Novate Medical has been sold for up to $150m
UK firm BTG will pay an up-front $20 million for the company with the rest dependent on hitting targets.
The US hedge fund owner of Cork's Wilton Shopping Centre has put it up for sale
The property has been put on the market by York Capital for €86 million.
New rules are on the way for Airbnb hosts in Dublin to crack down on short-term lets
Housing Minister Eoghan Murphy said the regulations would be similar to those introduced in Toronto.
Once worth $800m, Tintri is winding up its Cork business after flirting with bankruptcy
The US data storage firm hit a rough financial patch and was acquired by a competitor in late August.
‘We’ve had some horrendous gigs where the lads would be up past their ankles in muck’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Ryans Cleaning.
Redundancy payouts have pushed bookseller Eason into the red
The book and stationery retailer outsourced warehouse operations and closed some retail units last year.
Pharma giant Chanelle Group is making one of the largest investments in Galway by any Irish firm
Michael Burke’s company has plans to spend €86 million on new research and facilities.
Dublin's Sytorus has secured €1.7m to help companies keep up with data protection rules
The money will be pumped into European expansion and opening a German office for the firm.
Gin and whiskey may be booming - but vodka is still the country’s most popular spirit
Sales of spirits increased in Ireland last year – but they still lag beer and wine.
Waterford startup Kollect is dragging bin collection into the on-demand era
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the two-year-old company.
Ryanair pilots in Ireland have voted to accept a deal struck by unions
The announcement was made by the Irish Airline Pilots’ Association, which represents some Ryanair pilots.
These are the most popular food and drink brands in Ireland
Indigenous names such as Brennans Bread, Avonmore and Tayto all ranked high in the list.
Dublin has ranked as one of Europe's top tech clusters – ahead of Paris and Copenhagen
Two-fifths of total office space leased in the first half of the year was taken up by tech firms.
After raising more than €2m, Dublin SMS tech firm Anam has plans to take on Asia
The company is bulking up the Malaysian office for its text filtering and blocking technologies.
'I've never had a bad job - I was always afraid of having to work for a living'
Al Dunne from Unique Media talks about why personality is everything in the PR business.
Billionaire Dermot Desmond has the all-clear to demolish Ireland's most expensive house
His new mansion on Dublin’s Shrewsbury Rd will be three times the size of the current home.
Ireland's biggest hotel group Dalata plans to open thousands more rooms in the coming years
The firm behind the Clayton and Maldron brands expects to complete several new hotels in 2018.
A waitress who was sacked over a bad TripAdvisor review has been awarded €2,000
The woman claimed she was unfairly dismissed after a customer described her as ‘abrupt’.