Glasnevin plans for a chapel over the graves of the 'poor of Dublin' have been rejected
Thousands of babies are believed to be buried at the St Paul’s Cemetery site.
After a garda probe and potential cyber breach, CityPost is headed for liquidation
Creditors have moved to wind up the An Post challenger after a tumultuous 12 months for the firm.
A Kepak exec won a €7,500 payout after a dispute about checking emails out of hours
An employment law expert called the ruling a “wake-up call” for businesses.
Meet the man behind the Monaghan farm selling duck to the Chinese
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Silver Hill Farm.
Guinness is planning a new gastropub in the lab behind Hop House 13
The Liberties restaurant, with capacity for 200 people, will serve food to accompany a beer-tasting experience.
Applegreen is pushing further into the UK after a 'transformational' buyout
The Dublin group has acquired a majority stake in service area operator Welcome Break.
Ireland is getting its first equity crowdfunding platform for startups
Spark Crowdfunding will join the existing cohort of peer-to-peer lenders in the unregulated Irish market.
A handful of Irish angel investors scored a big payday backing salon software firm Phorest
The Dublin-based company raised €20 million earlier this year to take on new markets.
'People like to be recognised': The Cork startup bridging the gap between managers and staff
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Workvivo.
Irish firms are twice as likely to get rejected for bank loans as their European rivals
Indigenous businesses also pay double the interest on their borrowings on average.
Hainan Airlines is scaling back its Dublin-Beijing service only months after launch
The carrier will reduce the frequency of the flights from October.
'The damage is already done': Ryanair wants fresh talks with Irish union officials
Some 3,500 customers will be affected by flight cancellations this Friday.
FBD's profits have jumped - but an investigation into its CEO could act as 'a drag'
The insurer has ‘underperformed’ compared to the European sector since the probe was announced.
Facebook has launched an inquiry into Irish contractor CPL after undercover revelations
Channel 4′s Dispatches exposed content moderation failings in the social media giant’s Dublin office.
Irish hotels are pulling in record profits as rates soar around the country
Industry analysts Crowe say the new challenge for the sector is growing to meet demand.
'I didn't have work-life balance for years. It made me less productive'
Pat Donnelly of Autoaddress also talks about learning to appreciate the value of sales.
Ireland's oldest stockbroker is being sold to Chinese investors
The deal represents a major payday for Goodbody’s owners.
'We've put in effort, money, time': John Teeling won't axe his Louth whiskey warehouse plan... yet
The Great Northern Distillery owner is fighting to keep the €20 million project alive.
A west Cork fintech company has scored a massive investment to expand globally
Global Shares plans to bolster its presence in several international markets after the $25m deal.
Michael O'Leary waived his €1m bonus last year - but it didn't hit his pocket too hard
Despite the decrease in his pay package, the Ryanair boss took home €2.3 million.