A trilogy of reports released this week converge on the lack of accountability and transparency that landed the state broadcaster in the public gaze. Will their multitude of recommendations to make decisions clearer also make them better?
As Ireland contends with rising road deaths this year, the head of EU-funded group EIT Urban Mobility said policymakers need to embrace tech. Maria Tsavachidis also thinks robotaxis are around the corner.
The liquidators of the collapsed department store chain are appealing a decision by the Labour Court in relation to payments to 800 former workers. The decision reignites a contentious battle between the liquidators and former employees.
Conor Sheridan wants to build the world’s leading hospitality tech company. And as part of that plan, he has just launched Nory Capital, a finance division that plans to lend restaurant companies millions of euro to help them expand.
Eoin O’Shea, an accountant, barrister and the share trustee of 82.5 per cent of the shares of QuinnBet, is being sued by Sean Quinn junior and his wife Karen.
The state body, which distributes over €200m a year to researchers, received five complaints in December under its whistleblowing and dignity at work policies.
Debbie Byrne wears multiple hats at An Post — MD of its retail operation while leading the development of the brand. As far as she is concerned the dual role makes sense, arguing that you can’t grow a business without getting the brand right.
The social media company is arguing against its designation as a video sharing platform by Coimisiún na Meán, which says video is an “integral part” of Reddit.
Irish participants in a global parliamentary group critical of China came under “reconnaissance attack” by Beijing-affiliated operatives, according to US investigators. TDs and Senators are expecting more information in the coming days.
Between 2019 and 2022, SFI received zero protected disclosures, but in 2023 it received five. SFI has been investigating them, but so far it won't comment on what has happened since.
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