Bank of Ireland and AIB are using a new blockchain platform to verify their staff's credentials
The solution was built by Deloitte to track and manage educational and regulatory qualifications.
Iconic Offices is offering members a passport to visit hot desks in its other Dublin locations
The new service, called passport to roam, launched this week.
Craft beer maker BrewDog is creating about 60 jobs at its new Dublin outpost
The company is hiring a new boss to manage the Silicon Docks operation
The State's tourism unit is putting €150m on the table for 'big, bold' visitor attraction ideas
Fáilte Ireland is looking to mimic the success of the likes of Titanic Belfast.
Dublin's co-working scene is on fire, so Danish firm Alvin wants to match startups with offices
The Irish launch marks the company’s first ‘concentrated effort’ to go international.
'When I travel I like to localise - especially in the US. I love a good bacon and eggs'
Logograb co-founder Luca Boschin talks regional breakfasts and looking into the future.
Facebook says a ban on junk food ads for children could hurt the marketing of Spotify playlists
The social media giant has lobbied against an amendment to data protection laws.
Poll: Do you think increasing carbon tax is a good idea?
The tax which was originally introduced in Ireland in 2010 penalises any fuel that emits CO2 when burned.
The group behind entertainment site LADbible is opening an Irish hub
The social media publishing giant recently opened an office in Australia.
&Open wants to help companies re-think their approach to corporate gifting
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the Dublin company.
As rents rise, people are looking beyond Dublin for their next job
While Dublin is once again ‘booming’, prices are booming too and that presents challenges.
Video game veteran Jez San wants to make online gambling safer for players
His new blockchain startup FunFair has opened an office in Dublin.
More action is needed to boost female labour participation and bridge the gender pay gap
If we’re to make real change in addressing the gender pay gap, a social shift is required
'We are at the forefront of a change': Inside Ireland's low and no-alcohol industry
The sector is growing on the back of changing attitudes.
How older-than-Ireland Flahavan's has turned porridge into a multimillion-euro business
The Waterford company is aiming to grow its export business in the US and parts of Asia.
Your crash course in... Facebook's mysterious cryptocurrency strategy
Here’s what we know about the tech giant’s plan to launch a digital token for payments.
'Something had to change': Rye River brewery has returned to profit with a European push
The Kildare company is back in the black after exiting contracts to make beer for third-parties.
The colossal plane-leasing sector says it's still hurting from Ireland's tax-haven status in Brazil
Brazilian tax officials blacklisted the Republic more than two years ago.
SurveyMonkey has opened a cloud data centre in Dublin to shore up its European business
The company said its Irish office is at the ‘vanguard’ of its expansion plans this side of the Atlantic.
Investment in Irish tech startups fell in the first quarter of the year, but the number of deals is up
The IVCA said the underlying trend was more positive, with seed funding rebounding by 23%.