Caroline Keeling

Keelings opens €20m state-of-the-art flower facility in Dublin

Dublin-based fruit, vegetable and horticulture group looking to double size of business over next seven years, with plans to add 50 jobs

Your business week: all the results, indicators and meetings

Netflix results due on Wednesday and a Central Bank conference on Thursday

Retailers have plans to keep ‘bread on the table’ in hard Brexit, says Minister

Dublin fruit company Keelings expects some short-term food shortages in crash-out exit

A family affair as Keelings grow food hub and build for the future

Family expanding FoodCentral business park on 280-acre site in St Margaret’s

Outspoken Catholic women absent from ‘Voices of impact’ forum

Norah Casey defends choice of speakers at World Meeting of Families’ ‘fringe event’

First ever women’s symposium at World Meeting of Families

Archbishop says event will ‘spotlight the role of women within the family alongside their role as change agents’

Judges gather as clock ticks down to Irish Times Business Awards

Winners selected in four categories, including Business Person of the Year

Inside Track: GourmetFuel co-founder Emma Buckley

Company is fast becoming the leader in healthy meal delivery companies in Ireland

Caveat: Moneypenny’s thoughts on women and business

Heather McGregor flew herself over to Dublin for a high-powered sit-down of Irish businesswomen. ‘We can have it all,’ she says. ‘Just not always at the same time’

Women in Leadership: pointing the way to the top

The conference at UCD encouraged Irish women to seek senior management roles

Inside Track: Orlagh Nevin, co-founder of shampoo.ie

Speedy delivery and expert advice is at root of success of online hair product company

This week: Tasty results expected from Greencore

Catering supplier KSG wins industry category at EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards

Brian Hogan’s company has grown to achieve an annual turnover of €50m

A family business that just keeps on growing

Three generations of the Keelings have turned fruit farm into Ireland’s largest horticultural business turning over €300 million