Kildare Village has been ordered to cull an anchor tenant store from its €50m extension
The overall project was cleared, but the retail hub’s owners appealed against planning restrictions.
Retail and services
After culling thousands of staff in recent years, Eir is planning to hire 750 new workers
The customer service roles will mainly based in Cork, Limerick and Sligo.
'We went on strike for 10 days - that was without doubt the worst mistake I've ever made'
Meaghers Pharmacy’s Oonagh O’Hagan also talks about learning how to stop micromanaging.
Blanchardstown Centre wants a new supermarket to fix its convenience store 'deficiency'
Dunnes Stores and Marks & Spencer both currently trade at the shopping centre.
Paddy Power was fined £2.2m for letting punters use stolen money to place bets
The betting behemoth was also taken to task over how it deals with problem gambling.
Mytaxi, Facebook and Ryanair tumbled down the league of 'good customer experience'
Telcos continue to be the lowest-ranking overall sector.
The government was told that shifting TV licence duties to Revenue would crush post offices
A union representing An Post workers made the claims in a letter to ex-minister Denis Naughten.
The way has been cleared for fashion brand Karen Millen to buy Coast's Irish concession stores
The move will save half of the jobs under threat at the Irish wing of the clothing chain.
A cloud hangs over Patisserie Valerie's Irish cafés as the UK firm battles a financial scandal
The cake chain has two Dublin outlets, both located in Debenhams stores.
After raising over $100m, Irish-founded home services firm Handy has been acquired
The terms for the sale of Oisin Hanrahan’s company were not released.
‘When RTÉ said they wanted us on the Toy Show, I rang my wife and cried down the phone’
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile The Field.
Food firm Glanbia has muscled further into the weight-loss world by snapping up SlimFast
Analysts have described it as the company’s ‘most thought-provoking’ move in years.
Higher gambling taxes have made Ireland one of the world's 'most penal' betting markets
The duty was increased to 2% in yesterday’s budget – leading to a backlash from bookmakers.
'We once ordered too little stock to meet demand. People were asking if we were closing down'
Malena Fashion founders Malindi and Elena Demery also talk about why they’re ‘allergic’ to negativity.
Odeon has pumped millions into its loss-making Irish wing as it plots new cinemas
The brand launched in the local market in 2012 and now operates 11 cinemas.
'My accountant said I should get a 9-5 job - that made me more determined to make it work'
As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Hampers & Co.
Cash-in-transit firm G4S got a million-euro sales bump after losing a major competitor
The company’s local business boomed the year after Brinks left the Irish market.
'I wish I was more patient - I want everything done yesterday'
Guaranteed Irish CEO Brid O’Connell also talks about overcoming a funding crunch.
Great Outdoors is planning a new flagship store in an old Dunnes Stores outlet on George's Street
The business wants to move out of Chatham Street, where it has been based for 42 years.
Ikea's Irish bosses have been accused of fostering 'a repressive, anti-union environment'
Mandate and several other trade unions have filed a complaint with Dutch authorities.