It's time for women's sport to take the prime time stage following the success of the World Cup
The curtain may be falling on this inspiring episode in women’s sport, but it can’t be the end of the story.
Brexit breeds caution as businesses hold back on investment decisions
Coping with the fall-out will require growth – but companies are reluctant to seek investment.
Separating the fintech wheat from the chaff - inside Citi's Dublin innovation lab
Meet Gulru Atak, the woman who leads the banking giant’s Irish innovation hub.
Meet the man making sure that 'real heart' stays at the centre of Dogpatch Labs
Patrick Walsh is eyeing the healthy growth of Dublin’s startup scene as he plots Dogpatch’s expansion.
Crypto exchange Bitsane has launched an internal investigation after its services went dark
The Irish-registered business went offline in mid-June with users being unable to access their funds.
AventaMed will collaborate with medtech heavyweights as it preps for its US launch
The Cork medical device startup has joined a consortium alongside Medtronic and the FDA.
Ireland's beef with Mercosur - how the deal is adding to the struggles of the Irish farmer
Beef farmers are worried that they could be a pawn in a bigger trade game.
Bike issues and software problems: Why Urbo's bike-sharing scheme never came to pass
The company didn’t follow through on its Irish launch and pulled services in the UK last year.
A group of credit unions is gearing up to offer lending services to SMEs
The group of 16 Credit Unions has partnered with Fexco to launch a joint venture, called Metamo.
Brexit blues hits small business as sentiment slumps
Business owners said they intend to recruit and increase wages where possible, despite falling optimism.
Silicon Valley Bank to lend $300 million to Irish tech
The lender is being supported by the State’s Ireland Strategic Investment Fund
Your crash course in ... how proposed US tariffs could hit Irish whiskey
Irish whiskey could get dragged into a transatlantic trade dispute.
Report calls on companies to implement a clearer strategy on innovation training
The Skillnet-commissioned study found that 69% of companies don’t have any programmes in place.
'Always listen, take advice and don't be afraid to actually challenge - but in a way that's respectful'
Brian Donaldson, CEO of Maxol, talks electrification and why he values artistic ability.
Poll: Do you think you would be more productive working from home?
Remote working could increase productivity, but it could also decrease one’s commitment to a company.
Supply isn't keeping up with the demand to fill cybersecurity jobs in Ireland
A jump in demand for suitable candidates has increased Ireland’s skills gap in the area.
PepTalk is taking a data-driven approach to improving employee engagement
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.
Beyond the brief - why legal practices are looking outside the standard employee profile
By looking past the status quo amid a trailing supply of solicitors, legal firms unearthed an important resource.
Where psychology meets engineering: Irish Rail has just hired its first 'human factors' specialist
Nora Balfe will be working with the company to reduce risks due to human error.
Artificial intelligence is going to transform business, not just in Ireland, but across the world
Here are the steps that Irish companies should take to unlock AI’s potential.