The EU is running the rule over claims Ireland's peak equestrian body got illegal state aid
The government has been accused of distorting competition with its funding for Horse Sport Ireland.
‘It took me 300 recipes to get it right – I've broken a few ice cream machines along the way’
When he got bored of his job, Niall Moloney decided to quit to develop a range of frozen yogurts.
A Cork life sciences startup programme is leaving for London blaming poor Irish support
RebelBio is backed by Sean O’Sullivan’s VC fund and will relocate to the UK.
Two years after a huge takeover, DIY retailer Homebase has been sold for just £1
Australia-based Wesfarmers paid £340m for the chain in 2016.
‘Dad survived three recessions. But the last one was the worst’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Dublin retailer Monaghan’s Cashmere.
'We don’t catch falling knives': Ryanair denies courting rival Norwegian Air
The Scandi airline’s CEO said the Irish carrier has ‘shown interest’ in it.
A plan to convert the last Georgian mansion built in Dublin into offices has been cleared
Aldborough House has been vacant for nearly two decades.
Ireland is sliding down the ranks of the most competitive countries for business
While the Republic gets high marks for corporate taxes and talent, it ranks lowly for infrastructure.
Why the Happy Pear won’t be opening more outlets in Ireland any time soon
Stephen Flynn says that the twins are prioritising family and food over expanding their business.
A Cork startup is bringing the internet of things to beehives
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile ApisProtect.
Emirates has put off plans for a third Dublin-Dubai flight due to some 'pain points'
The Gulf airline put the extra service on ice due to ‘infrastructural issues’.
John Collison: 'Could Stripe be started in Ireland now? It depends. Certainly in Europe'
The founder of the $9bn payments company said you needed to be in Silicon Valley when they first launched.
The government wants to put €8bn into its rainy-day fund as it goes from 'famine to feast'
Ireland spent most of its previous sovereign wealth pool bailing out the banks.
In a bid to revamp its business, Marks & Spencer plans to slash its prices
The supermarket chain yesterday announced plans to close over 100 UK-based stores.
After raising millions from investors, Dublin retail tech firm Pointy is gearing up for the US
The startup plans to double its engineering and support staff.
'My worst job was building an office. We had to stay all night pumping water onto the street'
Lynk CEO Noel Ebbs also talks about learning to let people brainstorm freely.
An Irish teeth-straightening startup has raised €10m to double its workforce
Your Smile Direct lets people correct minor issues like tooth overcrowding from home.
SuperValu's owner is planning for a future rife with veganism and in-store 'experiences'
The Cork-based Musgrave group has set out a vision for convenience retail in 2025.
Mytaxi's Irish arm plunged into the red as it completed its Hailo takeover
The company highlighted competition in the tax-hailing market as one of its key risks.
Plans for a rooftop cinema in Stephen's Green Shopping Centre are dead in the water... for now
Marketing firm Outset said it has been ‘frustrated’ by the planning process.