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An Irish accountant, a Swedish telco, the Aga Khan — and the case that rumbles on

January 9, 2026 5:25 am Published by Michael Cogley

For over six years, an Irish accountant has been locked in a legal battle with a Tajikistani telecoms provider, its... View Article

City of Dublin Education and Training Board writes off €1.1m on “overly complex” student grant IT project

January 9, 2026 5:01 am Published by Niall Sargent

The City of Dublin Education and Training Board (CDETB) has written off €1.15 million paid on an “overly complex” IT... View Article

A Station F for Ireland? “I really hope it would be in central Dublin”

January 8, 2026 5:29 am Published by Thomas Hubert

The first thing that hits you when you enter the heart of Station F is how quiet it is. Around... View Article

The EU wants aircraft leasing firms to get involved in defence spending

January 8, 2026 5:23 am Published by Jonathan Keane

As the EU prepares to significantly ramp up its defence capabilities, it has turned to an industry with a major... View Article

The Minister for Transport says he is moving “at pace” to lift the passenger cap as a US airline group complains

January 7, 2026 4:07 pm Published by Tom Lyons

The Minister for Transport, Darragh O’Brien, is meeting the Attorney General, Rossa Fanning, this week to discuss options for lifting... View Article

American airlines trade group files a complaint against Ireland in Washington

January 7, 2026 9:25 am Published by Tom Lyons

Airlines for America (A4A), a powerful trade association representing United States airlines, has filed a complaint against Ireland and the... View Article

Intellexa’s executives get a Trump reprieve. But the Irish company is still in the crosshairs

January 7, 2026 5:03 am Published by Jonathan Keane

The executives behind the spyware company Intellexa received a late Christmas present of sorts from the Trump administration when sanctions... View Article