'Seriously insolvent' renewable energy group OpenHydro is headed for liquidation
The tidal energy outfit racked up debts of €280 million, the High Court has heard.
A big plan's being drawn up to entice tourists to the 'cruising paradise' of the Shannon
The project is part of the new Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands marketing brand.
Plans for the new U2 visitor centre in Dublin have been unveiled
The four-storey building will include a reconstruction of the band’s original studio and themed exhibit areas.
Guinness, Hop House 13 and Tanqueray gin are pumping up Diageo's sales
Profits at the drinks giant were up last year – as was its trade in Ireland.
'We were told that streaming would be the death of 2FM - no it's f***ing not'
Every programme on RTÉ’s main radio stations have recorded a rise in listeners.
Kerrygold is being sued over claims its butter doesn't come from grass-fed cows
A Californian citizen has accused Ornua of ‘false, deceptive’ advertising.
Ireland's power-hungry data centres 'could help heat businesses and homes'
A new report suggests they be used as part of Nordic-style ‘district heating systems’.
This Dublin startup wants to stop small firms being burnt by currency fluctuations
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Assure Hedge.
'Doomsday': Tourism firms stand to lose hundreds of millions of euro from a no-deal Brexit
Trade group Itic says such an outcome would be nothing short of ‘catastrophic’.
After 53 years, Ireland's big book of business and politics is going digital
Ireland – A Directory includes information on thousands of organisations up and down the country.
Hundreds of Ryanair workers may face job losses - unless they move to bases like Poland
The company says it may reduce the size of its fleet in the Irish capital this winter.
Jameson's makers want to open a VIP-only hideout in inner-city Dublin
The Capel Street pad will also include a private bedroom for celebrities invited to stay overnight.
There are more jobs on offer everywhere - except in the border counties
Although job vacancies are increasing, Cavan, Donegal, Leitrim and Monaghan are all experiencing declines.
'People think it's great when you're in 60 shops - but I'm not pulling a massive salary'
Dorene Mallon of The Farmer’s Daughter talks about making it in the food industry.
Ticket touting will be banned in Ireland under new laws
The use of bot software to purchase tickets will also be prohibited.
The group behind Dublin Port wants to entice more cyclists... and bird-watchers
A 2040 masterplan includes commitments to improve the facility’s ‘severe and unwelcoming’ image.
The owner of some of Dublin’s biggest shopping centres recorded a drop in footfall this year
Hammerson says trade at Dundrum and its other centres was “particularly badly hit” by Storm Emma.
Sligo's 200-year-old jail could be turned into a 'key tourism attraction'
Built in the 1800s, Sligo Gaol housed inmates such as Michael Collins and a former Hollywood actor.
Poll: Do you think there will be a no-deal Brexit?
Westminster and London are still at odds over the future of the UK-EU relationship.
After a 'turbulent' year of plant closures, Bord na Móna posted a multimillion-euro loss
The semi-state group made some “difficult decisions” to close a number of operations.