Paul O'Donoghue

Even recruiters are scrambling for staff as a major agency plans to take on 150 people

Sigmar Recruitment says the expansion is due to a surge in demand from multinationals.

The company has raised several million euro to help commercialise its technology.

Thomas Reid went to the Supreme Court to block a compulsory purchase order over his family home.

The distinctive Cinemobile, set up under the Millennium Project, was struggling with a lack of funding.

It is expected that the current owners of the title are in line for a major payday.

It is hoped that the vessel could be berthed in Dún Laoghaire harbour.

Business group Ibec says the lack of new homes has reached a critical stage.

As part of our weekly How My Business Works series, we profile Evo Payments Ireland.

The chain has been struggling with fierce competition from other discounters.

A rise in multinational companies locating assets here likely helped drive the huge growth.

The company, started by the former Taoiseach in 1931, published the newspaper before it was shut in 1995.

Moffett Investments, controlled by Combilift founder Robert Moffett, plans to develop homes in Drogheda.

The Irish solar association is pushing officials to lift measures that make building solar farms more expensive.

Code Institute has just raised half a million euro from a syndicate of investors including Enterprise Ireland.

The dot ie Domain Registry made an operating loss of half a million euros even though sales rose.

Glen Killane is going to head up Eir’s very ambitious TV business.

However, the retailer, which trades as Primark outside of Ireland, could see its UK sales take a hit.

The company said that the project will create 50 new jobs at the site.

Ardlinn, a brand working as part of Ireland’s biggest recruiter, is targeting positions in the €250,000 to €500,000 salary bracket.

Jobs Minister Mary Mitchell O’Connor says the state is trying to find a new buyer for the facility.