What do Dermot Bannon, St Patrick and Irish whiskey have in common?
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Your crash course in... Ireland's investment fund and its sustainable ambitions
ISIF shifted its investment strategy last year to target areas such as housing and climate change.
How Enterprise Ireland is evolving its approach to finding Irish startup winners
The state agency is putting more focus on ‘significant disruptive projects’ and women in business.
Your crash course in... the EU's grand plans for 'technological sovereignty'
The European Commission unveiled a slate of proposals this week on data rules and AI.
'The factories are closed, there's going to be a huge knock-on effect'
The impact of the coronavirus is being felt in Ireland with SMEs unsure about what lies ahead.
'An extremely important junction': Inside the belly of the EU beast as it nails down a seven-year plan
With Britain gone and climate action needed, the bloc’s trillion-euro budget will have implications for Ireland.
Your crash course in... the Irish stock market's post-election jitters
Should businesses be worried about this week’s share price slump?
A moment in the sun: Meet the Irish spacetech entrepreneurs boldly growing
As investment in spacetech increases, the Irish tech sector has something to phone home about.
Your crash course in... what to expect from Britain and the EU's trade talk tango
The clock is ticking as the newly-divorced sides kick off tricky negotiations, with major implications for Ireland.
The state of Eir address: How Ireland's largest telco is dealing with 5G, fibre and Huawei
Chief executive Carolan Lennon on rolling out the firm’s €1bn investment strategy.
Your crash course in... what Irish business is looking for in the election
In the thick of campaign season, what are the main issues for business groups?
Mr Cook goes to Dublin: The tech boss on Apple's 'unshakeable commitment' to Ireland
The chief executive addressed the “pretty big elephant” in the room of the global tax system.
From apps to taps: Where Ireland sits in the march toward a cashless society
Early adoption is led by the Nordics and Asia as infrastructure and societal acceptance plays catch up.
Poll: Will you vote based on economic issues?
Will Ireland’s Election 2020 follow the political maxim that it’s ‘the economy, stupid’?
Your crash course in... the tax system changes that herald the end of the P60 and the P45
The Irish tax system is waving goodbye to paperwork, as all its processes become digitised.
The 'forgotten child of Brexit': Managing the risks to Ireland and Britain's €46bn services trade
As trade negotiations get underway, there are worries that the services sector is being overlooked.
Diversifying talent and investing in research - inside Ireland’s export game plan for 2020
Brexit has taken its toll on new jobs as exhausting trade negotiations beckon.
2019 was a solid year for foreign direct investment but what does 2020 have in store?
Talent and tax changes could be issues as Ireland looks to stay as the multinational destination of choice.
Inside 1989: What Irish business looked like 30 years ago
From Intel to Coillte, the State Papers show the foundation of modern Ireland.
'Uncertainty is almost worse than a bad certainty': The British elections and Irish business
The results are out – but what does that mean for Ireland’s entrepreneurs?