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Launched in the midst of a pandemic, Sula Health wants to help solve sleep deprivation

July 31, 2020 4:19 am Published by Zuzia Whelan

Damien Kilgannon has gone with his gut. In recent weeks, the engineer and co-founder of Sula Health launched its new... View Article

How coronavirus – and a game-changing deal with HTC – revived Waterford’s VR Education

July 30, 2020 5:53 am Published by Sean Keyes

At first, the coronavirus was another kick in the teeth for Immersive VR Education (VRE:LN), the Waterford-based virtual reality company. ... View Article

Kevin O’Loughlin’s ambition? To build a €50m IT business and help one million people along the way

July 30, 2020 5:10 am Published by Ian Kehoe

Kevin O’Loughlin is bristling with both ambition and intent. Some of that ambition is directed to Nostra, his fast-expanding IT... View Article

€100m a year, EU reprimands, “negative trade impacts” and hard questions for agriculture: the mounting cost of bovine TB

July 29, 2020 3:15 pm Published by Thomas Hubert

Ask any cattle farmer what keeps them awake at night, and the most likely answer you will get is a... View Article

€500m creditor write-downs and mass redundancies: The plan to save CityJet from insolvency

July 29, 2020 5:18 am Published by Ian Kehoe

With the clock ticking, the insolvency specialist Kieran Wallace and his team at KPMG have been attempting to piece together... View Article

Falling stock: Counting the cost of high street fashion’s Covid reckoning

July 29, 2020 5:05 am Published by Francesca Comyn

Fashion is notoriously fickle. What is hot one season can look dated and dowdy a year on. It is part... View Article

“Capitalism has to change. But the idea that we can solve the world’s problems by excluding capital makes no sense”

July 28, 2020 5:47 am Published by Ian Kehoe

The interview is drawing to a close. Throughout it, Ronan Dunne has been both engaged and engaging, thoughtfully discussing everything... View Article