The social media giant has informed the CBI on a voluntary basis of a “potential issue relating to its compliance” with sanctions regulations. UK authorities have been notified too.
From the Garda ombudsman to Irish Rail’s €50 million IT blunder, taxpayers continue to foot the bill for a repeating cycle of state-sponsored technology disasters. Will this project buck the trend?
Tens of millions of foreigners visit each year and domestic travel is rising, but some visitors are tightfisted, writes Hannah Miao, The Wall Street Journal.
Garrett Hayes has advised the family office of French billionaire Xavier Niel and worked on telecoms and private-equity deals. The son of the late Senator Maurice Hayes tells the story of how his career brought him back to Dublin as a partner at Dentons.
The commercial semi-state has appointed an independent third-party to investigate cases that led to a loss of €60,000 at three racecourses. It also made two legal settlements worth over €830,000 in 2025.
Four decades of bad blood and a family that simply can’t stop fighting lie beneath some of Manhattan’s most iconic buildings, writes Corinne Ramey, The Wall Street Journal.
“There's probably a degree of adventure to be had that isn't really the same back home,” Eoin Flinn tells Hannah McCarthy in Nairobi.
A critical vulnerability in open-source data analytics software left thousands of systems and user data open to exploitation for several days in early August. As the Data Protection Commission investigates, could Irish companies be left grappling with the fallout?
A feminist icon who co-founded Ms. magazine, Steinem spent more than six decades as a journalist, editor, activist and organizer, writes Jon Mooallem, The Wall Street Journal.
She was already a millionaire and one of the world's most decorated amateur boxers when she stepped into the professional ranks. Ten years later, Katie Taylor has changed the economics, profile and possibilities of women’s boxing.
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