Business News Ireland
Brothers who control Starbucks franchise in Ireland banned as company directors
Colm and Ciaran Butler failed to prove they acted responsibly in their operation of one of their companies which leased a premises that operated as a Starbucks....
Woman claims she had stroke after taking migraine medication from Boots
Sigrid O’Meara (63), from Ballincurry, Longford has sued Boots Retail (Ireland) Ltd with a registered address at Citywest Business Campus, Citywest, Dublin....
Profits surge at family-run Cork fast food restaurants
Director at the group, Noel Cregan, said that the increase in revenues and profits was achieved through organic growth with instore footfall increasing year over year....
HR firm Deel admits it instructed 'discreet' surveillance on spy case man
US headquartered Deel Inc, which allegedly recruited Dublin man Keith O'Brien to pass on trade secrets to it from his employer Rippling, also headquartered in the US, did not instruct that there be covert or intimidatory surveillance on Mr O'Brien, Mr Justice Brian Cregan was told....
About 100 jobs to be cut at Penneys headquarters in Dublin
Around 100 redundancies will be at its international headquarters in Dublin....
Architectural engineer forged signatures of co-directors while setting up glamping business
He pleaded guilty to one count of providing false information under the Companies Act on a date in 2022. He has a small number of previous convictions for road traffic offences....
Chicken up €6 in three years: ‘Crazy’ inflation outlined to Dáil
Sinn Féin accused the Government of having ‘failed to exert any real pressure’ on retailers over high prices....
Majority of tourism businesses 'seriously concerned' about impact of Trump policies
The survey commissioned by the national tourism development authority found that 51 per cent of businesses have recorded a fall in income so far in 2025 with 23 per cent saying revenue is largely unchanged....
Sky Ireland tells court it is not obliged to give end of contract notice
Sky is the only one of the five big providers refusing to do so, Comreg says....
Bus Éireann recorded €4.2m loss in 2024
Bus Éireann set out the cumulative cost of the proposal that was balloted on “and stressed that it had made a loss of €4.2 million in 2024 and was projecting similar losses for 2025”....