The last waterfront site in Dublin's docklands has been put on the market for €120m
The residential site up for sale could potentially house over 500 homes.
Poll: Do you think restaurants should charge customers who fail to show for a booking?
A food industry trade group had a run-in with the competition watchdog over the issue.
After another bump in the road, here's what we know about the National Broadband Plan
There is one bidder left for the contract, but politicians think the writing is on the wall.
An Irish meat processor has acquired a UK rival to help Brexit-proof its business
Kepak has bought 2 Sisters Red Meat Ltd – which can process 250,000 cattle and a million lambs annually.
Ireland says EU digital tax plans have 'greatly overstated' the value of users' data
Government officials admit the move would probably hurt the country’s ability to attract tech firms.
'There's a risk of being caught up in a trend': The fight for Ireland's salad-bar market
Competition is growing as people swap chicken fillet rolls for chickpeas.
How Cork's Wisetek is taking its mission to cut electronic waste global
The firm opened two new facilities in the US and is now eyeing the Middle East and Africa.
Taller buildings and increased density would improve quality of life in the capital.
'We need to defend ourselves': Dairy's in-your-face play to woo Irish millennials
The National Dairy Council has taken a ‘provocative’ approach to the rise of plant-based products.
How food and drink firms get their brands onto the 'shop window' that is the airline trolley
As well as being a revenue stream for producers, in-flight catering is ‘brilliant for branding’.
Europe's biggest co-working outfit wants to make Dublin the go-to place for IoT startups
Talent Garden has teamed up with DCU to provide shared offices and training programmes.
Recruiters should learn to love the machines that are going to 'take over' their jobs
Companies and employees who embrace change stand to benefit the most from it.
Why people can't agree on the impact new zero-hour contract laws will have on business
Some say the draft Employment Bill isn’t ‘balanced’. Others think it’ll be ‘ineffective’.
'I got a call saying the warehouse was on fire. All my stock was gone, it was turned to ash'
After quitting his job to cycle around the world in 2008, Simon Evans came back to a changed Ireland.
Despite council concerns, hospitality mogul Paddy McKillen is scaling up a Dublin hotel plan
The Press Up Group founder wants to nearly double the rooms in the docklands development.
After announcing its closure, food-waste startup Obeo will 'customer fund' for its survival
The company hopes to re-invent itself as an online-only business after struggling to make ends meet.
A civil servant sacked on his 65th birthday has lost an unfair dismissal claim
The Department of Jobs employee claimed that he wasn’t due to retire – but he was.
A Tallaght laundry firm has been snapped up by a multibillion-euro French buyer
Elis has acquired Kings Laundry, which employs up to 550 people at peak times.
A Japanese tech giant wants to help fix Dublin's traffic snarls with sensors and AI
The agreement marks SoftBank’s first smart-city venture outside its home country.
‘It’s a challenge trying to sell good products in a market that only cares about price’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Ashbourne-based Nick’s Fish.