Parent company Pernod Ricard has faced backlash in the past over continued exports to Russia after the Ukraine war started but ceased all business there in 2023.
Released records show the fisheries minister Timmy Dooley recently informed the chair of the agency’s board of his plans, with a new CEO expected to be in place in early 2026.
Aerska raised $21m recently for its RNA therapies tackling diseases like Alzheimer's. Co-founders Jack O’Meara and David Hardwicke talk to The Currency about what’s next.
Renewables company GP Joule is suing for circa €1.9m in costs it incurred under an exclusivity agreement to explore the development in Co Galway. The project needed access to land owned by 27 individuals.
The liquidation of Pan JSC started in 2017 and has finally finished up. The company was financed by a bank which was recently embroiled in an international money-laundering crackdown.
Aidan O’Shea leads Otonomee, a fully remote, outsourcing business. He speaks to The Currency about navigating the future of work and more than doubling revenue in the last two years.
To avail of generous tax credits, production companies must use special purpose vehicles for each show or movie they produce. This has seen them butt up against crew who want permanent contracts.
The world's best directors and actors have long been drawn to pugilistic characters – and now a new film starring Sydney Sweeney tells the story of women's boxing's answer to the 'Thrilla in Manila', a fight that featured Drogheda-born world champion Deirdre Gogarty.
The internationally regarded designer was a Saturday girl in Costelloe's Dublin shop when she first met the fast-rising fashion star, who died last weekend. For more than 40 years he helped her through good times and bad.
Novellus’s Irish office is driving growth of the billionaire family’s UK finance business. New filings show the lender is watching for changes to Ipas and “potential impact on future business opportunities”.
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