Nearly a year since being pulled from the streets, 'stationless' bikes are back in central Dublin
Dublin council has agreed to allow two operators run dockless for-hire bike schemes.
Why this $3bn Chinese bike-sharing firm won't be launching in Ireland any time soon
Strict rules for shared-bike schemes in Dublin has made Ofo wary of an Irish expansion.
A big-name developer lost his battle to keep this Wicklow hotel off the land-hoarders list
The former La Touche Hotel in Greystones has been vacant since 2004.
'I once used my house as collateral for the rights to a show - I'd never do that these days'
ShinAwil CEO Larry Bass talks about what it takes to make it in the TV industry.
Harvey Norman managed to stem the losses at its Irish stores last year
The Australian retailer is planning to open two new stores next year.
After months of decline, more Brits are visiting Ireland - but business shouldn't rejoice just yet
Tourism officials say our biggest market ‘remains a concern’.
As demand for housing soars, Maxol wants to turn a prime Dublin forecourt into apartments
The petrol station group plans to replace its Sandymount outlet with a five-storey residential block.
Ireland has plans to ban disposable plastic - but the EU could get there first
The European proposals would get rid of single-use items like straws, cutlery and cotton buds.
TGI Friday's has gone to court to stop a Dublin outlet being 'put out of business'
The owners of the St Stephen’s Green property want to turn the unit into retail space.
Poll: Should gender pay gap reporting be compulsory?
Proposed legislation on mandatory disclosures is expected to be brought to the Oireachtas soon.
This Galway medtech company has secured €9.3m to hit the US market
Neurent Medical develops a device for treating nasal conditions.
Why Mastercard and IBM chose Dublin as the base for their new data protection trust
Truata will help companies analyse data while staying in line with new GDPR standards.
Many of Ireland's major employers fear revealing gender pay gaps will hurt their reputation
It is expected that organisations will have to publicly report the figures in the near future.
'The standards are questionable': B&Bs say cheaper Airbnb rivals may damage the sector
Two in five operators say the site contributed to a drop in business so far this year.
Why Waterford's Suir Valley Ventures is betting big on virtual reality
Entrepreneur and investor Barry Downes says there’s huge potential for Irish companies in the sector.
'A cautious approach to risk may keep your career afloat - but it will never change the world'
At 26, I had dinner in the White House and smuggled out an official coffee cup in my pants – here’s why.
Some of Ireland's top attractions claim new alcohol laws could 'seriously damage' tourism
The Guinness Storehouse’s boss has been lobbying government ministers to change the proposals.
A Danish 'disposable decor' homewares brand is setting up in the old Waltons music shop
It will be Søstrene Grene’s largest unit in Ireland – and its first in Dublin city centre.
Dublin's Spencer Hotel has the green light for expansion - but ran into trouble over its sign
Another 40 rooms will be added to the complex on the city’s north quays.
With the government clamping down on the practice, this isn’t going away any time soon.