Poll: Would you move out of Dublin to elsewhere in Ireland for work?
More multinational companies are setting up outside the capital.
Stampify wants to turn your loyalty to coffee shops into social good
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.
GDPR has led to more people looking for their data from businesses - here's how to deal with it
There has been a lot of attention on Data Subject Access Requests (DSAR) since GDPR was introduced almost a year ago.
Aran Sweater Market is selling jumpers to Japan as the country becomes attractive for Irish business
A recent EU-Japan trade deal has lifted and simplified tariffs to help increase trade.
Voters must turn out to ensure our communities prosper in the face of enormous challenges
We must build and plan our urban environment to accommodate the changes that are to come.
Online merchants need to gear up for carrying out stricter customer ID checks
The EU’s Strong Customer Authentication rules are being introduced to tackle fraud and increase security.
How Fiid's founder is using baby-food tech to revive the vegan startup
Shane Ryan hit a low point when he lost all of his stockists. Here’s how he rebounded.
US data centre firm T5 is partnering with an Irish company to build a new Dublin facility
The Georgia based company wants Dublin to be a base for expansion into Europe.
Digit Game Studios has been snapped up by LA games company Scopely
The Dublin company has been collaborating with Scopely on online strategy game Star Trek Fleet Command.
Fulfil's founders are backing a new startup from the Irish Fairy Door Company's co-creators
Aoife and Gavin Lawler have set up Innov8 Creative Academy to launch new children’s products.
Overstock is 'treading new ground' in attracting tech talent to Sligo
The US company is on a hiring spree that’s luring tech pros out of the capital.
Home health test kit startup LetsGetChecked has raised $30 million in new funding
The company will be using the capital for its US expansion plans.
A tiny brewery thought to be BrewDog's is on ice amid concerns over 'emissions and odours'
City officials raised the concerns in a planning directive.
It's not just the Brits - German tourists are getting spooked by Brexit too
The number of holidaymakers from Germany to Ireland is tipped to soften this year.
One4all is getting a digital transformation as it looks to new markets
The decision to move the giftcard online came a year before its €100 million sale to Blackhawk Network.
'The bigger you get, the smaller problems turn into bigger problems a lot quicker'
The CEO of Wisetek talks about data, lawn bowls and why recycling e-waste is the next big thing.
'There's a market for it': Aviation pundits approve of Aer Lingus's move towards 'premium' fares
The IAG-owned airline will launch AerSpace on a selection of routes in September.
Poll: Would you consider going electric with your next car?
Despite a recent increase in sales, electric cars still only make up a small percentage overall.
Anyexcuse wants to make it easier for bars and brands to manage their promotions
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.