Group’s businesses in Northern Ireland lost €1.1m in 2019

Buymie allows customers to order groceries and have them delivered in an hour

Retailers to seal off shelves following warning of clampdown from Government

Pricewatch: In a time of Covid, the old concerns of costs and policies still remain

Supermarket alleges methodology of report conducted by Grant Thornton is flawed

Top 1000: All around Ireland, businesses large and small have reimagined what they do and how they do it

Coronavirus has led to waiting times of 10 days for some supermarket home delivery services

Coronavirus: Sales of handwash products up 15 per cent in 12-week period

Property comes for sale with benefit of new 25-year lease to Eason at annual rent of €1m

Grocery sales over Christmas surpass €1bn for first time, but shoppers spend 5.3% less on beer and 2.2% less on wine

ICMSA to ask retailers to explain margins obtained on Irish beef compared to other European markets

Food scares, Brexit fears, rising costs, and how to cut a pineapple

Patrick Freyne: Why do firms want to show us that their employees see their children?

It was greeted with a mix of excitement, suspicion and lots of confusion from Irish shoppers when it first arrived

Some of the most sought-after addresses are roads named after singers and composers

Ireland’s artisanal food producers play a vital role in cementing our reputation for delicious, locally sourced food

For the Ireland v Japan match on Saturday, try Fiona Uyema's taste of Japan breakfast-brunch

HSE takes action against Celtic Pure over a specific well at Monaghan facility

Former employee complaint led to investigation of Co Monaghan company

Celtic Pure says its supermarket own-brand water recalled as precautionary measure

Dunnes Stores loses appeal over €15.5m payment to receivers relating to Point Village development

Parents have spent over €20bn educating their young, despite free schooling

Food File: Ely extends to Kildare, veg out at Body & Soul and Ballymaloe gets into mayo

After arrival of German discounters Dunnes chose to make a play on upscale Irish food

Heffernan instructed staff to close the doors at store minutes after receiving legal proceedings from centre’s operator

If you want to let your home it needs to stand out. Here’s some expert advice

Grocery giants seeking to secure upscale epicurean brands in battle for customers

Aldi is Ireland’s fastest growing supermarket as shoppers switch to healthy options in new year

Food File: Victorian Tea Times offer guests a chance to get in costume for afternoon tea

Aldi leapfrogs Lidl as both record growth while Tesco numbers fall

Maverick may be one of the most influential investors in Irish retail

The TV gardener’s plantation-style home and American travels inspired a joint venture

Tesco and SuperValu enjoy big jump in sales in Dublin, while Aldi and Lidl see growth too

Blow Salons expands from traditional Dublin 4 base to Henry Street

Nationwide red weather alert sees most large shopping chains close at lunchtime

Discount supermarkets to pay the €11.70 an hour living wage to entry-level workers

Food File: Sweet and savoury treats inspired by Christmas flavours; Kevin Dundon’s fruitcake and a soup challenge for young food entrepreneurs

Payment sought under 2010 settlement over Point Village development

With Brexit looming, Lir Chocolates seeks at diversify its export sales away from the UK

Artisan meat chain hungry to grow under ownership of Dunnes Stores