'A pattern of travel, a pattern of behaviour': How 'increased vigilance' by US border security is affecting Ireland
There has been ‘increased vigilance’ around travel from Ireland to the US of late.
Policy and economy
Irish food companies are accelerating Brexit preparations as a no-deal 'cliff-edge' looms
Many companies are stockholding weeks worth of goods.
Uber's Jump still has Dublin in its sights for its electric bike sharing service
The company was unsuccessful in talks with officials last year but has plans for an Irish launch eventually.
Your crash course in... Ireland's Summer Economic Statement
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe set out the deal or no-deal scenarios as Ireland braces for Brexit.
A group that briefs Louis Vuitton's owner on eco issues is writing a green tourism plan for Ireland
Brisbane-based EarthCheck has been enlisted to recommend measures for a State sustainability policy.
Privacy champion Johnny Ryan is on a mission to clean up 'dirty adtech'
The chief policy officer at privacy-focused web browser Brave recently testified before US senators.
Most businesses say their future will be shaped by AI - but they aren't investing in it
One of the Big Four says Ireland is falling behind when it comes to prepping for the artificial intelligence era.
Your crash course in... Ireland's move toward a green economy
Ireland isn’t on target to hit its carbon emission reduction targets.
Recycling tech firm Eiravato is moving to Luxembourg after a slow take-up in Ireland
The company provides ‘circular economy’ software solutions to businesses.
Your crash course in... parental leave
Here’s how businesses are changing their attitudes to parental leave.
Your crash course in... the circular economy
A breakdown of the opportunities and challenges for businesses heading towards the circular economy.
Businesses hit a target for dropping dependency on UK exports two years ahead of schedule
Enterprise Ireland originally set the goal for 2020.
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.
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.
Voters must turn out to ensure our communities prosper in the face of enormous challenges
We must build and plan our urban environment to accommodate the changes that are to come.
The passport system is getting a reboot as officials grapple a Brexit-related spike in applications
The State is tendering a €13 million contract for provision of a system to help reduce processing times.
Poll: Do you still have faith in the State's broadband plan?
A decision on the project has been delayed. Again.
Shannon and Knock airports tried to reverse a block on post-Brexit duty-free
Lobby groups have pushed for the measure to be restored between Ireland and the UK.
How Cook Medical's new Irish manufacturing boss is navigating the evolving device landscape
The Limerick plant is leading the firm’s prep for the wave of new medical equipment regulations.
AI startup Iconic is trying to improve translations of under-represented languages for EU bodies
The Dublin startup is part of a consortium that recently received €1.1 million in European Commission funding.