There should be no tax cuts in Budget 2017, says the ESRI
The influential think tank said that the Irish economy does not need any more stimulation.
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Startup station Irish TV is set to be beamed into nearly half of Irish homes
The channel, which is targeted at the Irish diaspora, will soon be available on Saorview.
How a 'chance tweet' has helped put this Mayo-based robotics startup on the map
A message on Twitter led Colmac Robotics to develop a prototype of a computerised handbag for US personal finance firm Finder.
'If you let an Oscar nomination get to your head, you'll never build on it - take it with a pinch of salt'
A year after Brown Bag was acquired, its co-founder Darragh O’Connell talks about hiring in droves and the age of on-demand media.
There's a brand new fund for Irish gaming startups to dip into
The €500,000 kitty was announced by Enterprise Ireland today.
Classes in how to be an entrepreneur are on the way to primary and secondary schools
That’s according to the Action Plan for Education that was released today.
Hassle is going nationwide in the UK and plans to hire thousands more cleaners
The cleaning service is investing a seven-figure sum in the expansion.
Irish employers are taking on staff like it's 2007 as rate of hiring increases to pre-crash levels
Businesses in the restaurant and hotel industries are desperate to hire staff in the final quarter of 2016.
Notable health sciences VC firms back Irish startup developing drugs to prevent asthma
Inflazome has raised €15 million in funding from Novartis and Fountain Healthcare.
'It's not possible to get the hackers to fight for the right side because they earn more money'
That’s according to cyber security expert Eugene Kaspersky, whose firm just opened an R&D centre in Dublin.
TG4 has tempted top talent from the BBC to lead the station into its third decade of programming
Alan Esslemont will take over from Pól Ó Gallchóir who has been director general for 16 years.
This startup with a new approach to jobs listings has just bagged its biggest funding round so far
Jobbio has raised €5 million in series A investment and plans to double its workforce.
A Waterford-based fintech company has just pulled off an IPO in Australia
Financial compliance startup Kyckr raised over €3 million in the process.
Dublin's financial services sector is in the middle of a massive hiring drive
But it’s too early to tell if this employment boom is a direct result of Brexit.
Despite signing million-euro deals, this Irish fintech startup is taking the cautious approach
Rental deposits company Deposify has sealed a contract that will see its service expand to the UK.
Hype, product delays and a few broken promises – the highs and lows of crowdfunding
Being a success on platforms like Kickstarter often has little to do with how much money you raise.
The funding drought could be about to come to an end for young Irish companies
New IVCA chairman Michael Murphy says a host of new seed funds are about to be finalised.
A Tallaght security-tech firm has been snapped up by a German industry giant
Access Control Technology is being acquired by Vanderbilt for an undisclosed sum.
Five years after selling his first startup, this founder could be about to cash in again
David Coallier has told clients that his cybersecurity firm, Barricade, is set to be acquired.
Employee numbers are swelling at Irish companies with VC money in their back pockets
Firms with venture capital are also shown to be outperforming small Irish businesses in terms of exports and R&D investment.