As Ireland enjoys a tourism boom, the midlands' slice of the pie is shrinking
It was the only region to record a decline in overseas visitor numbers and spend over the last three years.
The financial watchdog will start forcing banks to disclose cheaper mortgage rates
New Central Bank rules aim to encourage consumers to shop around for better deals.
Former Anglo boss David Drumm has been handed a six-year jail term
The sentencing comes after one of the longest trials in the history of the State.
Donegal's top tourist attraction is experiencing 'serious issues' with traffic and crowd control
Glenveagh National Park is struggling to cater for numbers during the busy summer season.
'I was naive in the beginning - when trust is broken, it's hard to deal with'
Arboretum’s Rachel Doyle talks about planning for retirement when she has no plans to retire.
The Sunday Business Post's editor is on the way out as the paper searches for a buyer
Ian Kehoe announced in a rare tweet that it was ‘a privilege’ to work for the title.
Sales of Irish whiskey continue to grow as consumers stump up for premium brands
Jameson remains the most popular Irish whiskey brand.
The Irish challenger to Amazon's same-day delivery service has bought an Australian startup
WeBringg has acquired Perth-based firm Spatula, which provides real-time package tracking.
A Dublin taxi software company has been acquired by French auto giant Renault
iCabbi has created cloud-based booking tech for taxi drivers.
Despite stiff competition, coffee chain Insomnia has plans to double in size
The company’s CEO says there is still room for growth both in Ireland and abroad.
How Ireland's largest business group thinks the housing crisis can be solved
Ibec claims the country hasn’t had a ‘normal’ property market for two decades.
Poll: Do you support the government's proposed laws on low-hour contracts?
Some fear the so-called Banded Hours Bill could ‘wipe out’ small businesses.
Amazon Web Services plans to add 1,000 staff to its Dublin operations
The roles will be spread across AWS and parent firm Amazon.
Shared office giant WeWork will lease all of the Central Bank's old headquarters
The US company has been rapidly expanding its footprint across Dublin in recent months.
After its Dundrum launch, Hotel Chocolat has plans for 'quite a few' more Dublin stores
The chocolate company says its first Irish outlet has ‘surpassed expectations’.
There's been a spike in Irish firms being hit with multimillion-euro frauds
A new survey found cybercrime against local companies was generally on the rise.
The owner of Ireland's only Michelin-star inn thinks food could save the rural pub
Lisdoonvarna’s Wild Honey Inn won the coveted accolade last year.
What Bulmers is doing to reverse its slipping Irish cider sales
The drink is selling well in off-licences – but pubs are a challenge.
10 things you should know before jumping on the 'PR roller coaster'
Here’s what businesses need to keep in mind when hiring a public relations expert.
How one planning decision shows the door is open to taller buildings in Dublin
The new Ireland 2040 plan has been cited in the approval of a major hotel development.