
“It would be great to kick-start a working relationship”: Tesla dials up lobbying in Ireland
July 7, 2025 5:45 amTesla, unlike its peers in the technology sector, has not been a major lobbying force in Ireland. The likes of... View Article
Tesla, unlike its peers in the technology sector, has not been a major lobbying force in Ireland. The likes of... View Article
“I’d pick Owen Farrell,” Johnny Sexton told Alex Lowe of The Times last October while promoting his book. The question... View Article
As global politics moves towards authoritarianism, not least in the US, the literary adjective “Orwellian” has experienced hyper-inflation in general... View Article
In 2019, journalist John Walsh watched on as Orangemen marched through Portrush, Co Antrim, for the annual twelfth parades, which... View Article
Freezing orders have been secured against Tempelogue-based liquidator David Kennedy and related entities, ordering them not to reduce their assets... View Article
Late into the afternoon of Friday, February 14, Stephanie O’Callaghan, creative arts director at the Arts Council, pressed send on... View Article
If the Deel-Rippling corporate spying saga currently playing out in the courts on both sides of the Atlantic can be... View Article
A rift has opened between industry and higher-level education over aircraft engineering apprenticeships. Dublin Aerospace, the aircraft maintenance group, has... View Article
Laura Brien doesn’t relish having her picture taken but lights up during the photography session when I attempt to distract... View Article
There are “ongoing issues” with a new project to update RTÉ’s outdated human resources IT system following the high-profile failure... View Article
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