Crowdfunding and selling holiday homes - the new plans to bankroll Sligo's 'glamping village'
Funeral director David McGowan says he’s already put more than €1 million into the project.
Why Ireland's drought of early funding could have a long-term impact on local startups
Seed investment has been falling – and that’s expected to have a knock-on effect for young firms.
How this 'draconian' new employment law could destroy small businesses
The so-called ‘Banded Hours Bill’ is a step too far for employers.
Mobile-only Starling Bank is prepping Ireland for its first launch into the eurozone
The UK challenger bank – set up by a former AIB exec – plans to open an office here by end of the year.
Galway's AmaTech has been scooped up by a French contactless tech group
The Spiddal-based company was founded in 2007.
The Collison brothers' Stripe is bulking up its Dublin office to get closer to Europe
The $9.2 billion payments company has been expanding its local engineering team.
‘It's a bit of a David-and-Goliath situation, but being smaller we can be more dynamic’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Wexford Bus.
Michael O'Leary says Europe's skies could face 'full meltdown' this summer
The Ryanair boss warned staff shortages and strikes at air traffic control may hurt millions of passengers.
'Two years is a long time': How PayPal is trying to hold onto company-hopping young staff
Louise Phelan says the payments giant is rolling out the perks for millennials.
Payments firm Circle is applying for an Irish licence to protect itself from Brexit
The company has applied for e-money authorisation to ensure continued European operations.
How a Cavan-founded startup thinks it can help hotels sell better weddings
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile Bespoke Choice.
Burger chain Five Guys is opening a joint in Swords Pavilions' new 'restaurant quarter'
The €3.3 million development is due to be completed by the end of the year.
Deliveroo is recruiting hundreds more outlets by letting takeaways use their own drivers
The food-delivery company predicts the change will mean 50% more eateries on its service in Ireland.
The Singaporean state is piling cash into a Dublin startup making charity donations transparent
Enterprise Ireland has also backed AID:Tech, which will now make moves into the Asian market.
As Dublin's office shortage intensifies, Microsoft is moving into WeWork's new co-working space
Fellow tech firm Twilio and US food company KIND Bars are also taking up desks in Iveagh Court.
'I'd love to have a Graham Norton-style chair for job interviews'
Click&Go’s Paul Hackett talks about why he’s no time for slow decision-makers.
The former firm behind Dublin's Tamango nightclub has been slapped with a big tax bill
Portmarnock-based White Sands Hotel Limited was ordered to pay out €480,000.
A Trinity College spin-out has raised thousands to bring virtual reality 'into the mainstream'
Volograms has closed a €600,000 seed investment round.
Paddy Cosgrave says MoneyConf will stay in Dublin 'for the foreseeable future'
Around 5,000 attendees are expected at the fintech-focused conference over two days.
Irish Ferries has cancelled thousands of bookings as its new boat is delayed - again
The ferry operator previously cancelled its July sailings for the new WB Yeats ship.