With Brexit looming, it's time for small firms to start making some hard decisions
Many smaller businesses are caught in the headlights.
'It could be a very public failure': The rollercoaster of equity crowdfunding for startups
Irish firms that have raised money on the platforms say it pays to temper expectations.
Why the Shelbourne's new boss has learned to open champagne bottles with a golden sword
JP Kavanagh is looking for ways to ‘engineer spontaneity’ at the iconic property.
VCs play an important role in funding high-potential, high-growth companies.
'We can't guarantee this won't happen again': Facebook's private reaction to its content scandal
The tech giant went into damage control with Irish officials well before the Dispatches revelations aired.
This long-vacant Dublin city site has the green light to be turned into a hotel
The former Outlet Store on George’s Street has been empty for decades.
KBC has been labelled 'sloppy' for hiring a worker with a prior conviction
The bank said that the case was an ‘isolated occurrence’.
A German logistics giant has snapped up this Dublin freight-forwarding firm
Avant Air and Sea manages global shipments and builds software systems for goods tracking.
Sports Direct just bought House of Fraser - but its Dublin store still hangs in the balance
The troubled department store chain was considering administration.
This is how much passengers spend in each of Dublin Airport's shops and restaurants
Newsagents WH Smith has higher sales than any other individual retailer with turnover of €23 million.
'I wasn't going to college - all my friends were working for themselves and I wanted that too'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Smartzone.
The family that brought Poundworld to Ireland has swooped to buy what's left of the UK chain
The British business entered administration earlier this year and has already closed hundreds of stores.
Irish IT giant Version 1 topped €100m in sales last year - but it's worried about the pound
The software services group has been on an acquisition spree in recent years.
A Dunnes worker who claimed she was sacked because of her disability has won €30,000
The retailer fired the woman after a two-year period of illness-related absence.
An Irish platform for booking public speakers has been scooped up by a Belgian firm
Speakific will merge with Speakersbase to take on international markets.
Blanchardstown centre has been cleared for a renovation to 'bring it in line' with rivals
The owners of the Dublin shopping mall want to remove its central fountain.
The Dublin startup that's fine-tuning customer service... using artificial intelligence
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Webio.
One-sixth of all Ryanair flights will be cancelled on Friday due to strikes
Germany pilots will join counterparts in Ireland and other countries in stopping work.
The aviation watchdog couldn't keep up with a big spike in passenger complaints last year
The Commission for Aviation Regulation received over 1,000 queries about flight cancellations and delays.
Here are Ireland's most – and least – popular holiday destinations
Everywhere bar the border region and midlands recorded an increase in overseas visitors last year.