Paddy Power will now be accepting bets through Facebook Messenger
The gambling giant is using software designed by Irish firm Onionsack.
Banning diesel and petrol cars from cities could help Ireland hit clean energy targets
A new report also says the sale of non-electric vehicles should be banned by 2030.
'I was six months pregnant during my chef training. Nothing was going to stop me'
This biscuit-company founder dabbled in stockbroking and radio before starting her business.
The corporate watchdog 'fully accepts' Seán FitzPatrick trial flaws - and blames its own staff
It admits some investigators had ‘no training or experience’ in taking witness statements.
Johnny Ronan's planned Dublin skyscraper would 'help in the global war for talent'
Knight Frank claims the tower could be a ‘jewel in the crown’ for the south side.
Dublin restaurant ordered to pay over €20k for sacking Hindu chef who went on prayer leave
The chef was required to mourn his father’s death for 40 days.
How firms can find the sponsorship 'sweet spot' for their brands
Consumers are smart – and they’ll see through cynical marketing ploys.
Ex-Anglo chair Seán FitzPatrick acquitted on all charges after the state's longest-ever trial
The judge ruled key witnesses had been ‘coached’ by investigators.
An Irish firm that localises video games has bought three companies in 12 days
Keywords Studios announced it was acquiring Chinese outfit Strongbox for $6 million.
A US industrial giant has snapped up this Longford medical-supplies maker
Finesse Medical, which makes products to treat skin conditions, has been sold to Avery Dennison.
A third challenge to Dublin Airport's €320m runway extension has been fast-tracked
A Cork group says the build would breach EU environmental laws.
Mytaxi admits 'tech gremlins' have left people unable to book cabs after its Hailo switch
The service has run into problems after its ‘unprecedented’ changeover.
Poll: Should 'essential' public-sector workers be banned from going on strike?
Leo Varadkar suggested the Labour Court should be the ‘final arbiter’ for certain disputes.
Ireland is one of the worst places for social entrepreneurs - here's why that needs to change
The sector has the potential to add 40,000 jobs to the local economy.
Ireland's biggest coffee chain is plotting a leap into Germany
Insomnia says it will have 175 outlets by the end of the year.
A billionaire Australian mining magnate gives away €266m in an 'act of love'
Fortescue Metals founder Andrew ‘Twiggy’ Forrest is making the biggest donation by an Australian citizen.
The deluxe Dromoland Castle is getting a touch-up worth tens of millions of euro
The five-star hotel and golf course hosted the likes of Nelson Mandela and Muhammad Ali in the past.
Ireland's largest crowd lender has been given the green light to trade in the UK
But Linked Finance says it’s ‘very much focused’ on the Irish market.
Retailers say Dunnes is 'undermining' town-centre trade by sitting on empty shops
The supermarket chain was accused of ‘choking’ development with its practices.
After a year under wraps, an Irish startup backed by heavy-hitters is ready to unseat LinkedIn
Eamon Leonard has unveiled Cohort – an app that makes it easier to ask for a favour.