'Without confidence you won't take any chances or risks'
Tools of the trade: Huckletree’s co-founder Andrew Lynch talks ultramarathons, confidence and family.
Poll: Do you think Ireland should implement a rental freeze?
Berlin’s government is looking into a five-year cap on rental prices in the German capital.
Limerick edtech startup Jumpagrade is bringing grinds into the digital age
In our weekly Startup Scout series, Fora picks out promising companies that are emerging from Ireland.
How building a diverse team can give startups a competitive advantage
Recruiting the right people in tech is tough, but it’s worth taking the time to create a balanced team.
When it comes to Ireland's sustainable energy, creating simplicity could prove complex
The government has some ambitious targets for 2030 – but industry has plenty of work to do.
How Government can address the inequity between the employed and self-employed
Ahead of Budget 2020, Ireland’s tax policies are discouraging for entrepreneurs.
The return of the tech IPO? Euronext is hoping for an upturn in public floats with Ireland in its sights
Fora was on board as a group of Irish tech companies headed to Rotterdam to explore market options.
Meet the artists-turned-event planners partying with Facebook and Diageo
H&G Creations’ Deirdre Young and Sinead Bailey Kelly turned a passion for visual arts into a career.
Finance officials are 'cautious' of Facebook's Libra but aren't closing the door yet
Michael D’Arcy said the department is not opposed to the project unlike other EU states.
Cloud monitoring company Metricfire has been snapped up by a private equity firm
The Dublin company was founded in 2012 and specialises in cloud monitoring software
Visa has called for a 'fairer' and 'transparent' card tipping system
The budget proposals come as some restaurants come under scrutiny over how they handle tips.
Mothercare Ireland is revamping its online store as footfall shrinks
The childcare retailer is also looking to move from town centres into retail parks.
How Ireland's transport industry is planning to cope with Brexit
Plans have been put in place to ensure Ireland’s transport system doesn’t grind to a halt after October.
Data firm Fivetran will double its Dublin staff after nabbing $44m in funding
The Californian company describes itself as the pipes for transporting the ‘new oil’ of data.
Talent, capital and innovation: A new startup group is advocating for major policy change
Scale Ireland is lobbying for changes to tax structures and access to early-stage funding for startups.
Indian tech services giant Tata is eyeing up its entry into Irish government services
The company has been active here for nearly 20 years but wants to expand its presence.
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.
'Success has many metrics. Seeing our team and their families grow is really satisfying'
Simon Lynch, the co-founder of Wicklow Wolf brewery, talks bees, rugby and hops.
John Player says public health groups have their 'head in the sand' on vaping
The cigarette stalwart has been pushing its own e-cigarette products under the Blu brand.
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.