GSK is closing its Sligo manufacturing site - cutting 165 jobs
The pharma giant will shut down the skincare plant over the next three years.
After initially hitting a roadblock, one of Ireland's largest startup hubs is expanding
The €6.5 million development will increase NovaUCD’s capacity by more than 50%.
This Dublin business travel firm has nabbed millions to conquer Europe
Roomex’s clients include Musgrave, Dairygold and Kepak.
The Dundalk startup guarding next-generation medical devices from cyberattacks
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Nova Leah.
An Post wants to move out of its 'dilapidated' GPO offices as part of a major shake-up
Hundreds of jobs at the post provider could be cut under the plan.
Irish food-ordering startup Flipdish has scooped up a Dutch firm to enter the European market
The deal gives the Dublin company a foothold in Belgium and the Netherlands.
Kerry's Fexco has snapped up another London FX firm to strengthen its place in the City
The firm has been on the acquisition trail for several years.
'We've still much to learn': Paddy Cosgrave has withdrawn Marine Le Pen's invite to Web Summit
The French far-right leader had been invited to speak at this year’s event in Lisbon.
A high-profile property mogul is putting cash into Dublin bike-sharing startup BleeperBike
The funding from Bartra Capital will go towards adding electric bikes to the ‘stationless’ network.
'I was an oyster farmer, a bouncer, a milkman, a janitor - it all helped get me to where I am today'
David Whelan of Immersive VR Education also talks about why founders shouldn’t skip meals.
Homebase plans to close three Irish stores as its new owners slice costs
The DIY retailer is looking to shutter 42 outlets in the UK and Ireland after sales ‘declined significantly’.
A probe into FBD's boss has 'cast an unwelcome shadow' - despite coming up clear
The insurer has concluded its investigation into allegations against chief executive Fiona Muldoon.
Shane Ross wants big hotels to pay more VAT - but he's not sure how that system will work
The tourism minister says the Department of Finance will have to look at the plan.
Dunnes Stores is turning a long-vacant, former Blackrock pub into a new store
The site of the ex-Playwright bar has been empty since 2011.
Poll: Do you check work emails while on holiday?
This is the time of year when most people check out from the daily grind – in theory, at least.
Waterford Airport needs a 'minimum' €12m to build a bigger runway to secure its future
The company has asked the government to chip in €5m for the project.
'A bitter pill for shareholders': The troubled firm behind Cuisine de France wants to raise €800m
Bakery firm Aryzta said it needs the funds to pay down debt.
Ticketmaster is shutting down Seatwave as new laws crack down on ticket touting
The ticket reseller said it will replace Seatwave with another “fan-to-fan” ticket exchange system.
From snow to heatwaves, Irish retailers have been at the mercy of weather this year
Many stores have reported bumper summer sales as customers stock up on ice cream and BBQs.
Tour groups 'pulling a fast one' are overrunning Cork's English Market
Traders in the iconic marketplace have complained that snap-happy visitors are hurting business.