A survey conducted by Cork Chamber of its members found that 70% of businesses were expecting reductions in their revenue or cashflow.

Councils across the country have agreed to defer commercial rates for a three- month period to help businesses impacted by Covid-19.

Business leaders in Cork have called for the immediate delivery of "quick win" public transport upgrades contained in a landmark €3.5bn transport strategy for the metropolitan region.

A decade-long lack of investment in major roads projects has caused a major traffic jam in Cork — literally and figuratively.

It’s easy to make inflammatory statements that do nothing to address the complex challenges we face as a society.

Significant investment in infrastructure is needed if Cork is to act as a true counterbalance to Dublin, the Construction Industry Federation has said.

Sean Doyle told the Irish Examiner that as Aer Lingus takes delivery of new, smaller aircraft with fewer seats, it will reevaluate prospects for transatlantic flights.

Business groups have urged the next government — in whatever form it takes — to translate only their “business-friendly” election promises into action.

Cork needs to stop “acting like amateurs” when it comes to delivering the necessary infrastructure that makes the city a desirable place in which to live and work.

Irish Distillers have been named Cork Company of the Year for driving the global renaissance of Irish whiskey.

Fianna Fáil members who would consider entering Government with Sinn Féin should either remove Micheál Martin as leader or else rule out such a coalition, Fine Gael senator Jerry Buttimer says.

Fianna Fáil members who would consider entering Government with Sinn Féin should either remove Micheál Martin as leader or else rule out such a coalition, Fine Gael senator Jerry Buttimer has said.

Mitchell McDermott said that all types of costs, including labour costs, are soaring as the number of new workers recruited by the industry cannot keep up with the building output of new offices and houses.

A minister for City Regions is required by the incoming Government to drive a progressive urban agenda the Cork Chamber has said in their election manifesto.

In the first of a four-part series looking at the finalists for the Cork Company of the Year Awards, Munster Business Hub editor Alan Healy casts an eye over the contenders in the Emerging category.

Cork is two years into a 10-year Bus Connects plan without a kilometre of additional bus lane or a planning application for a single park and ride.