These are the tech skills that are in high demand for employers across Ireland
LinkedIn recruiter searches show tech firms are looking for highly specialised skill sets.
Ryanair cabin crew will be represented by a union for the first time
Fórsa also recently agreed a deal with the budget airline for Ireland-based pilots.
An Post is weighing up options to turn its 'surplus' property into commercial space
The semi-state could also look at relocating more of its operations from a number of sites.
How Dublin startup Banach is helping the betting giants keep up with technology
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the three-year-old company.
Waterford's museum group is planning a €120k attraction that tells the story of glass
The new exhibit would be based across the road from the Waterford Crystal visitor centre and factory.
A bartender won compensation after being asked to form a 'human barrier' at a concert
An agency broke employment laws by asking the man to perform the task, which wasn’t in his contract.
Jameson sales are booming - but its boss has hosed down talk of a new distillery
The Irish whiskey brand achieved double-digit growth last year.
The five-star Druids Glen hotel and golf resort is on sale for €45m
The venue hosted four Irish Opens in the late 1990s.
'On my first day, I turned on the computer and went, "Oh my God, what am I doing?"'
Vicki O’Toole of packaging supplier JJ O’Toole Ltd talks about learning to trust her gut.
Airlines have been accused of 'padding' schedules to avoid compensation payouts for being late
UK consumer group Which? says flight times for airlines like Ryanair are longer than a decade ago.
Love Island's 'hairless' cast helped retailers sell more men's grooming products
Retail analysts credited the hit show with fueling a mini-boom in sales of razors and skincare products.
The Square Tallaght was back in the black the year it was put up for sale
The firm behind the popular shopping centre took in hundreds of thousands from the car park alone.
Poll: Do you think 'Ireland's Hidden Heartlands' is a good name?
The midlands tourism brand conjures up images of ‘rubberneckers’ for some holidaymakers.
Overhauling a dole system that 'discourages' jobseekers could help plug Ireland's skills gaps
The National Recruitment Federation also noted the cost of childcare is keeping people out of work.
Dublin's getting over 5,000 new hotel rooms by 2020 – but it's not enough
A new report from Fáilte Ireland said the capital will need a thousand more beds to match demand.
Peer-to-peer lender Flender has just raised millions to lend to small businesses
The Dublin-based firm is on a quest to hit a much larger €50 million round.
'Nothing but bogs and rubberneckers': How the midlands' tourism brand was born
The ‘Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands’ marketing initiative was unveiled earlier this year.
GIVEAWAY: We've got FREE tickets to Europe's top conference for software firms
Dublin’s SaaStock has been billed as Europe’s number-one event for SaaS founders and execs.
Upstart brands are giving Kraft Heinz a run for its money - so it's backing them
Ireland country manager David Adams wants to bring the American giant’s food startup programme here.
Want to plug the skills and gender gaps? Then double childcare subsidies
There’s never been a better time for the State to support women in the workforce.