As its profits slump, Ryanair has warned ongoing strikes could cause job losses
The budget airliner’s profits fell by more than a fifth to €309 million.
An alliance of Europe's top banks has quietly based its blockchain ambitions in Dublin
HSBC, Santander and Deutsche Bank are all part of the We.trade consortium.
‘Making great food is not enough - you need to be a hustler, an accountant, a toilet cleaner’
Running a food truck brings plenty of challenges – from costs to weather – but that hasn’t stopped vendors.
'We learned at Voxpro that if you don't scale fast enough, someone else gets to enjoy your idea'
The Cork company’s co-founder gives his advice to other entrepreneurs.
'Try hire someone in Silicon Valley without it': How Ireland's share-scheme rules are failing startups
The country’s biggest business group wants tax abolished on staff share options at young firms.
'It's an initial splash': The head of Ireland's new tourism brand defends its debut ad
The TV sting for Ireland’s Hidden Heartlands featured only three of nine included counties.
Flexible working doesn't mean overhauling a business - here's some simple tips to make it work
More relaxed working arrangements for employees can actually help cut office costs.
Taking 'the fecky stuff' out of food: How Camile's Brody Sweeney plans to conquer London
The Thai chain’s boss takes Fora under his wing for a day in the UK capital.
'For half of my working life, I hid behind the name of my shop'
Rebranding her jewellery collection under her own name transformed Martina Hamilton’s business.
Higher costs took their toll on profits at one of Ireland's biggest food processing firms
But turnover soared last year at the Waterford-based Arrow Group, which owns the Dawn brand.
As Dublin hotel prices hit record levels, a new player is entering the market
EasyHotel is splashing out €18 million to get a foothold in Ireland.
Cork locals are bringing their battle against the Ringaskiddy harbour incinerator to the High Court
Community groups are seeking a judicial review after raising over €60,000 in a GoFundMe campaign.
We're partnering with Griffith College to offer one reader a full MBA scholarship
You’ll get a chance to earn a qualification normally worth €12,500.
‘In the recession, we had to nearly give products away just to keep containers moving’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Zeus Packaging.
Parcel Motel is facing a crackdown on Dublin depots it opened without permission
One facility in Ballybrack has already been closed following an enforcement notice.
Despite Ireland's craft beer boom, people are getting less fond of their pints
Consumption of beer continues to decline, while exports were also down last year.
'Our work is on the assumption something awful happens' - Dublin Port has plans for a 'hard Brexit'
Work is underway to add new customs checks and upgrade infrastructure at the port.
The Dublin startup arming brick-and-mortar retailers with data-driven tools
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Intouch.
A Romanian salad-bar chain is taking on Chopped with an Irish expansion
Salad Box plans to open 20 locations in Ireland over the next three years.
This Galway firm has teamed up with the US swimming body to deploy its training app
The FitrWoman app helps female athletes to organise their training around their menstrual cycle.