Lovin Dublin's founder has sold out of the business to Topaz's ex-boss
Niall Harbison is leaving the media group he set up in 2011.
Salad-bar chain Chopped is rolling out new stores across Ireland's north
The company will open six new stores, starting with a flagship outlet in Belfast.
Lloyds Pharmacy workers have voted to go on strike next week
The industrial action follows the retailer rejecting a recommendation to sit down with union officials.
Former Anglo boss David Drumm has been found guilty
The trial of the ex-Anglo CEO has been one of the longest-running in the history of the State.
This Dublin startup is elbowing its way into a multibillion-dollar piece of the fashion market
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile SKMMP.
Supermac's chief Pat McDonagh has moved to add this Athlone hotel to his empire
The 68-bedroom Athlone Springs Hotel was put on the market for more than €3.5 million last year.
A €280m Saudi-backed plan to regenerate Waterford's North Quays has been cleared
Objections against the new shopping centre, office blocks and 300 apartments have been withdrawn.
A Cork firm has launched Ireland's first whiskey-focused investment fund
Over €10 million will be available exclusively to distilleries and businesses in the sector.
'The first time I let somebody go as a result of poor performance left a bit of a scar'
Stobart Air’s Graeme Buchanan talks about why he’d probably be a builder in an alternate life.
The collapse of Toys R Us has pushed an Irish scooter maker to the brink
Yvolve Sports Limited has struggled with cash flow problems since the US giant filed for bankruptcy.
Two Irish firms are winding up after being dragged into a ‘perfect storm’ by Carillion's collapse
The Kildare-based Sammon group said its financial issues began after the downfall of the UK builder.
A Letterkenny startup has been scooped up by a well-funded US tech firm
CloudRanger had gained more than 300 customers and now plans to expand its business.
Major outsourcing firm Abtran is recruiting hundreds of people for its new Sligo hub
The company currently employs 2,000 workers at existing offices in Cork, Dublin, Kildare and southern India.
As property prices soar, another real estate firm is listing on Ireland’s stock exchange
Yew Grove plans to build a commercial portfolio worth between €300m and €500m within three years.
The government plans to slap a five-year expiration date on all gift cards
The Minister for Business says a lack of vouchers regulation ’causes confusion and worry’ for shoppers.
Irish IT services giant Version 1 has sealed another takeover deal
The company is buying London-based Cedar Consulting – its sixth acquisition in the UK.
Poll: Should all Irish taxis have to accept card payments?
The hotels lobby says that should be part of the ‘basic service’ all passengers can expect.
Europe's biggest online fashion retailer is launching an Irish store
Zalando set up an office in Dublin three years ago – but it hasn’t catered to shoppers here until now.
'It's outrageous': A State sweep of nail bars found rampant employment law abuses
Two in five salons inspected last year broke rules on permits, payments or working hours.
These are the lessons Irish firms can learn from the storyteller behind Barbie
Rob Hudnut spent nearly two decades producing movies and TV shows for toymaker Mattel.