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After an initial administrative error, finance administrator Elizabeth Keating claimed that her selection for redundancy by Workhuman was personally motivated. Instead, the WRC has agreed with her employer that she lost her job as part of a genuine restructuring process.

Google Ireland claims the watchdog's inquiry into consumer complaints is unlawful and could damage the tech company if harmful or commercially sensitive information is improperly disclosed.

Investment in Irish start-ups plummeted by 48 per cent last year, but other metrics tell a different story of venture capital activity here and across Europe.

In court proceedings, Workhuman claims strategic investor ICG blocked a transformative merger with a competitor at the eleventh hour to maximise its leverage.

Colm Tuite and Stephen Haney first gained momentum with their Dublin software startup Modulz four years ago. After being acquired by a US app development company, they are now a part of a multi-million dollar Silicon Valley funding round.

Tommy Kearns founded Xtremepush in 2014 and in the past three years has made two high-profile acquisitions of UK firms. He spoke to The Currency about his experience in the mobile technology industry over the past 20 years, growing his company and the fallout of Covid-19.

Paul Campbell created ticketing platform Tito, an Irish tech success story which sells millions of tickets to events around the globe. Now, it has launched a new virtual business.

Irish businessman Barry Conlon believes his Texas-based company Overhaul could revolutionise supply chain management. Investors agree and have just cut a cheque for $17.5m. He now plans to scale the business across Europe from its new European headquarters in Dundalk.

With no background in sport, Dave Kearney decided to team up with US based mental health coach Jim Afremow, who worked with several Olympians, to create the Champion’s Mind App. The app is now six months old, used by 10,000 people and looking to take on the American market.