What the demise of Thomas Cook means for its main competitor
Some analysts think German rival Tui could pick up some of the UK company’s revenues.
Laura Roddy
Poll: Should Ireland legislate for casual workers to receive employment benefits?
California has passed legislation paving the way for gig economy workers to access typical employee benefits.
Workers in Dublin joined student marches to demand action on the climate crisis
The protests are part of a global movement calling for urgent action ahead of the UN climate action summit.
Meet the man who wants to bring Silicon Valley nous to the Irish startup scene
Returning home after working with Peter Thiel’s Palantir, Eoin Hayes wants to help Irish startups grow.
Galway medtech startup Bluedrop has secured €3.7 million in funding
The company is developing a device that could prevent amputations resulting from diabetic foot ulcers.
Fleet is partnering with Toyota as it expands its car hire service
The car-sharing app is looking to expand further through partnerships and has its eyes on the UK.
Poll: Should lobby regulations be tightened up for government officials joining tech companies?
A number of former government staff have made the jump into tech.
From bikes to roast duck: The Irish businesses jumping at an incoming EU-Vietnam trade deal
Some see the agreement as a beacon of hope amid Brexit and the US-China trade war.
'Ploughing queen' Anna May McHugh reflects on her tenure at the farming extravaganza
This year marks the 88th instalment of the national event.
Food firm Strong Roots has raised over $18m to become a 'household brand' in the US and UK
The company recently rolled out its frozen vegetable products in 3,000 US stores.
Poll: Are you worried about a global recession?
Brexit, trade wars and an unsteady global backdrop could threaten Ireland’s open economy.
'There are definitely some very talented people in prison': Why firms hire ex-offenders
Employers share their experiences of recruiting people who have served time.
Ireland is experiencing a mobile app developer drought
But data from jobs site Indeed suggests the gap is closing ‘over time’.
Retail reps have rubbished claims they're 'obliged' to clamp down on the misuse of e-scooters
Transport Minister Shane Ross said stores must inform consumers of the vehicles’ legal status.
Poll: Do you think electric scooters are a suitable green alternative mode of transport?
Some question how environmentally friendly e-scooters really are.
Keeping up with the big guys - how ADAPT is reimagining digital technology
The Dublin-based research centre is looking at changes in the way that people communicate.
Meet the man taking up the reins at the Curragh Racecourse
Pat Keogh wants Kildare locals to see the venue ‘as their racecourse’ as it emerges from a turbulent period
Ireland's tech scene is increasingly reliant on foreign jobseekers for talent
New data shows a challenge for tech in Ireland as talent is in demand.
No longer swayed by influencers, Irish youth have swapped social media stars for their peers
That’s according to a new report by creative agency The Tenth Man.
Poll: Do you feel under pressure to work extra hours?
It might relieve the pressure of work demands, but working overtime has its downsides.