Poll: Should the rural broadband plan be scrapped in favour of privately operated wireless?
Some have suggested the State would be better off ditching the billion-euro project.
Dublin's docklands could be turned into a playground for testing 5G technology
The city council hopes a ‘small cells’ network will be available for use by native and international firms.
Your next work trip shouldn't be confined to soulless airports and generic hotels
‘Bleisure’ travel can help improve productivity and staff retention rates.
For crypto startups seeking 'legitimacy', new anti-money laundering laws are a double-edged sword
The EU-level rules put more of an onus on companies to monitor customer activity.
How to silence your 'inner lawyer' and voice stronger opinions
We see other people’s faults as character flaws and make excuses for ourselves.
'Totally unmanageable': It's taking months for some businesses to secure foreign worker permits
The department plans to ‘eliminate the impact of seasonal challenges’ by allocating more resources.
COMPETITION: We're giving away FREE tickets to Dublin Tech Summit
The event has quickly evolved into one of Europe’s fastest growing technology conferences.
After a 'disappointing' year, Broderick's aims to ramp up exports from its Tallaght plant
The family-owned confectionary company recently secured new contracts in Europe.
'I replied to emails at 4am and then we packaged orders before college – I don't know how we did it'
Grace O’Sullivan talks about how she juggled studying with setting up her own business.
Grocery delivery startup Buymie has secured fresh funding from retail and rugby stars
The Dublin startup recently signed a deal with Lidl to provide its customers with a one-hour delivery service.
Moovingo wants to shake up the commission-hungry world of selling property
As part of our weekly Startup Spotlight series, we profile the ‘prop-tech’ company.
Limerick's Teckro has secured $25m to bring clinical drug trials onto its digital platform
The funds will be used to bolster the company’s international plans.
As Activision Blizzard prepares to cut hundreds of jobs, the fate of its Irish staff is unknown
Despite record sales of $7.5 billion, the gaming group doesn’t feel it has reached its ‘full potential’.
'I'd rather work in the middle of the night than get up early - I'm not pretty in the morning'
Fingal Ferguson of Gubbeen Farmhouse Products also talks about the joys of cleaning mucky pigpens.
As Dublin's co-working scene heats up, Guinness Enterprise Centre is doubling in size
The facility currently holds 500 people working for 85 startups and small businesses.
Global consultancy Procorre is closing its Dublin operation after a decade because it's 'not viable'
The wider group, which also has offices in Singapore, the UK and Switzerland, will continue trading.
Dogs are living longer so TriviumVet is making drugs to assist 'middle aged' mutts
The Waterford company raised €3.2 million last year to finance its clinical trials.
Dublin Blue Lager's maker is opening a €10m 'beer factory' in the city centre
The project is being led by the Woolshed’s owner and an ex-Heineken exec.
Dublin Airport is opening a 'world-class' lounge for passengers flying east
DAA is looking to mirror the success of a facility marketed to transatlantic customers.
Poll: Should native tech companies be given State supports to help attract staff?
Some indigenous firms are struggling to match salary expectations alongside rising living costs.