'The clock is ticking': Delays issuing 'vital' tax reliefs are hindering Irish moviemakers
A backlog in Revenue is having a knock-on effect for production companies.
Dublin Airport wants someone to operate a multimillion-euro suite of food and drink outlets
The portfolio includes cafés near US pre-clearance and various ‘grab and go’ units dotted around the hub.
‘You need to sit in an office and go through some crappy jobs before you can run a business’
After years fixing problem projects for funds industry giants, Kevin Deasy decided to launch his own startup.
This fresh entrant to the housebuilding market has splashed out €120m on land in Dublin and Cork
Glenveagh Properties said the four sites could deliver as many as 2,780 houses and apartments.
Israel's embassy has stalled works planned for a Dublin office block over security concerns
The embassy has been based out of the largely-empty Carrisbrook House in Ballsbridge since 1996.
'Things come out of the blue and suddenly everything is chaotic - like foot and mouth'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Silver Pail Dairy.
The planning body admits it made an error when it gave 500 Dublin homes the green light
An Bord Pleanála is prepared to concede to an order quashing planning permission for St. Anne’s Park.
Virgin is retiring the TV3 brand and launching a dedicated sports channel
Virgin Media Television has secured the rights for a number of sports tournaments in recent years.
The CEO of the Irish Stock Exchange has stepped down months after a multimillion-euro takeover
The group was bought by Netherlands-headquartered Euronext earlier this year.
The Roscommon startup bringing nursing homes from pen and paper to the 21st century
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile InselCare.
Low tax rates and flexible labour laws – why Dublin is an 'easy target' for property investment
A new Savills report also ranked the Irish capital as one of the most inclusive cities in Europe.
Dealz has been taken to task for its 'sexualised' Christmas toy campaign
The discount retailer ran its ‘Elf Behaving Badly’ online ads on the basis that Irish people ‘like to laugh’.
'I didn't always deal with problems quickly enough - if you don't, it all goes pear-shaped'
The Shed Distillery’s Pat Rigney also talks about Ireland’s unsung entrepreneurs.
A lifestyle blogger has become the first influencer warned about 'misleading' ads
The ads watchdog upheld a complaint about social media posts by Rosie Connolly and Rimmel.
Michael Lowry found guilty on two charges of submitting incorrect corporation tax returns
The TD had faced eight charges based on returns filed between 2002 and 2007.
Ireland needs more graduates to fill a shortfall of 2,000 property surveyors
A new survey pushes for greater investment in education and technologies like 3D modelling.
Eir has been handed a €23,500 fine for repeatedly overcharging customers
Five people went to industry watchdog Comreg after the telco failed to resolve the issue.
Dublin is now the most expensive city in the eurozone for expats
The Irish capital has overtaken Paris as a result of rising costs for rental accommodation.
There is now a craft brewery in every single county
Cork is leading the way with 10 facilities based in the region.
Poll: Should employers be obliged to offer flexible working?
It could help plug skills gaps – or cause difficulties in the office.