One of Dublin’s largest bar and dining complexes is quietly on the market

As Tyrone face Kerry in the All-Ireland semi-final, the story of the match's postponement continues to fascinate.

International hubs like Dublin and Cork airport has grown to be the gateways of Irish travel, forcing regional airports around the country to shut down in the last decade. But why are there still so many small airports in Ireland, and how do they stay in the air?

Former Miss Ireland Emma Waldron has secured funding from a host of Silicon Valley billionaires for WilLDE, her online content sharing platform for women. Waldron talks about pivoting her business, raising funds and making money online.

An Irish businessman sued ProtonMail after claiming he was defamed in correspondence using the firm’s service. The Swiss encryption email provider, however, took a “tactical decision” not to defend the case, a move that badly backfired. Legal filings and High Court judgments tell the full story.

The French food consumer brand “C’est qui le patron?” or “Who is the boss?” has experienced phenomenal growth and is rapidly expanding internationally. Lorcan Bannon asks its co-founder and CEO Nicolas Chabanne about the secrets to its success and his plans for Ireland.

Ali Niknam’s challenger bank Bunq has just acquired Irish alternative lender Capitalflow. In an exclusive interview, the entrepreneur talks about launching his own bank, why regulation favours the incumbents and his plans for the Irish market.

Hammerson, the UK property investor behind the Dundrum Town Centre, has narrowed its losses in its retail portfolio. But recent actions suggest it is taking a firm line on rent arrears.

Fintech challengers like Revolut and traditional outfits like An Post are determined to secure users at a young age with kid and teen-focused financial products. However, there is a fine line for fintech companies to tread when designing and launching a product for minors.

Having closed its third funding round, cloud solutions provider Ekco is buying Irish cybersecurity specialist Ward Solutions. Ekco co-founders Eoin Blacklock and Jonathan Crowe and their team outline the company’s ambitious plans for the future.

The government plan to introduce statutory pay rises in the security sector has been stymied by a legal action taken by three smaller firms who say that it will benefit larger players. Affidavits and legal filings shed new light on the dispute.