Inside Intel’s Irish reckoning: Layoffs, leadership, and a struggle to stay relevant
May 7, 2025 5:36 amIntel’s vast Leixlip operation is facing a period of deep uncertainty over the next few months as the chipmaker’s new... View Article
Intel’s vast Leixlip operation is facing a period of deep uncertainty over the next few months as the chipmaker’s new... View Article
Squirreled away in a non-descript office building in Kilmainham, you’ll find the base of Klas, the Irish-headquartered telecoms equipment maker... View Article
Just after midday, Gerry Adams stood down from the witness box and took a seat at the front of Court... View Article
There have been better times to be an international student in the US. The Trump administration has revoked over a... View Article
Jobbio, the job search platform, has approved a rescue plan for the business two months after it sought refuge in... View Article
For years, Frank Carroll says people remembered seeing him on the Late Late Show, when his company Alfrank Designs became... View Article
At nine o’clock last Monday morning, Colm O’Gorman received a text telling him that Bishop Brendan Comiskey had died. O’Gorman’s... View Article
You have to go all the way back to March 2015 to find a weekend where all four of Ireland’s professional rugby... View Article
There were testy exchanges as lawyers for the BBC repeatedly asked Gerry Adams to comment on the litany of atrocities... View Article
The Workman’s Club Ltd (WCL), a hospitality company behind 12 venues in Dublin, has applied to go into examinership on... View Article
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