Why Galway's push to lure fintech startups out west is starting to pay off
Local and foreign companies in the fintech and blockchain space are looking outside Dublin.
From 'a bunch of nerds' to 'sex parties' – how this Irish tech founder has seen Silicon Valley change
Paul Biggar talks about why he fell in love with the US tech scene and the ‘party on the edge of the earth’.
‘We’re assuming the worst’: How Ireland’s food firms are prepping for Brexit
From cookies to chicken, Irish companies see both challenges and opportunities on the horizon.
One of Ireland's top attractions wants to use beacon tech to plan exhibits and find choke points
The Chester Beatty Library is in the middle of a number of digital-focused projects.
How to take a food product idea from your kitchen table to the supermarket shelf
You might make a mean strawberry jam, but it’s a big leap to start producing it for consumers.
Here are Ireland's most active business lobbyists
Nearly 10,000 returns were submitted to the Register of Lobbying last year.
Meet the Irishman who wants to turn Emirates airline's 'fantasy land' into a reality
Enda Corneille lays out the Gulf carrier’s growth ambitions for its Dublin route to Dubai.
Here's what's stopping craft cider from becoming the new craft beer
Although there’s scope for the fledgling industry to take flight, some obstacles stand in the way.
If you recognise yourself in this lineup, there’s a problem.
The brothers behind a Drumshanbo craft brewery have had their Dublin pub plans knocked back
The council has blocked Carrig Brewing Company’s bid to expand its city centre joint Bar Rua.
Ireland has moved up the ranks of the European innovation scoreboard
The EU recognised the country for its SMEs and positive employment impacts.
'I had to change job three times in six months when Uber came to London – I needed to leave'
After losing his job in the cab industry, Nik Mehta moved to Ireland and now runs a nut store in Dublin.
Bourbon, jeans and motorbikes – the EU’s hit list of tariffs on US goods that have just taken effect
The move comes after US President Donald Trump imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium imports.
‘A lot of people would have said I was mad, but it seems to be going from strength to strength’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Macroom Buffalo Mozzarella.
Primark is battling to keep one of its prime city centre properties off the land-hoarders list
The firm faces thousands of euro in levies over the long-vacant Independent House on Abbey Street.
Scandi low-cost airline Norwegian is launching its first route from Ireland to Canada
The service to Hamilton-Toronto will commence from March 2019.
A Portuguese digital bank has pumped €50m into Ireland's largest crowd lender
Banco BNI Europa will release the funds to Linked Finance over a two-year period.
Companies are losing droves of new hires over misleading jobs specs
Retention of staff has been cited as a big challenge by Irish businesses.
The Kildare company trying to improve farm animals' health with an algorithm
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Terra Liquid Minerals.
The group that operates Liffey Valley's cinema has snapped up two more venues
Vue has bought Showtime Cinemas, which operates screens in Ashbourne and Limerick.