This Limerick facial recognition startup has been scooped up by US tech firm
EmotionReader develops AI that recognises people’s emotions in videos.
An Irish startup trying to lure businesses from JustEat and Deliveroo has raised €2m
Dublin-based Flipdish plans to use the funding to expand into new European markets.
'Everybody said the travel agent is dead and the internet will take over. But it was just hype'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Cathy Burke of Travel Counsellors.
Dublin retail tech startup Pointy has raised $12m from investors to expand in the US
The company says it’s focused on ‘user growth and happiness’ for now – rather than revenue.
One 'Big Four' firm is taking on 500 new staff - and more than half will be graduates
EY is hiring for its offices across the country as its fee income climbs.
This Irish firm has landed millions to help businesses switch to energy-saving lights
The €55 million in new lending will be used to boost UrbanVolt’s international expansion.
Meet the husband-and-wife duo easing tourists' culture shock with an app
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile CultureMee.
The warm weather has given a major boost to Woodie's DIY sales
Revenue at the Grafton Group-owned retailer was up by over 25% in Ireland over May and June.
A Dunnes Stores 'retail transformation' project in south Dublin has hit a snag
After revamping some of its biggest stores, the retailer was planning to overhaul its Sandyford supermarket.
'At 10, I sold games from my bedrooom - my mother was shocked at my little enterprise'
Teamwork’s Peter Coppinger talks about his early entrepreneurial ambitions.
Ryanair will cancel 30 flights this Thursday due to the planned pilot strike
Members of the IALPA trade union are going on strike.
A cybersecurity firm owned by an NFL billionaire is hiring in Portlaoise
Irish-founded SkOUT will create 30 ‘high-value’ jobs at its new European headquarters
A beauty therapist sacked for friending clients on Facebook has been awarded €10,000
The worker at the clinic in Howth was also accused of taking company property without permission.
An Irish scooter maker pushed to the brink by the collapse of Toys R Us has been saved
Yvolve Sports has exited examinership after it hit cash flow issues when the US giant filed for bankruptcy.
The biggest Domino's operator in Ireland sold nearly €50m worth of pizzas last year
The Caldwells’ Tallaght outlet is one of the pizza chain’s busiest stores worldwide.
Poll: Should the State prioritise cycle lanes over other transport infrastructure?
Dublin Chamber says the bicycle could help solve traffic congestion in the capital.
A Belfast firm has chosen Athlone over 'several global locations' for its new software hub
Neueda Technologies plans to create 200 new high-tech jobs in the midlands town.
Time to break out the shorts? What employers need to do for staff in a heatwave
We talked to employment experts about rules and advice for dealing with the summer heat.
Why online-only supermarkets haven't come to Ireland... yet
Stock exchange-listed Ocado has global ambitions but hasn’t washed up on these shores.
'We didn't get the reaction there like in Europe': Why Clubs to Hire is pulling back from the US
The online golf club rental service is instead investing in its continental operations.