Thomas Byrne, the Minister of State for Sport, and Elena Pecos, the head of Decathlon Ireland, recently swapped notes on the business of sport – from the French retailer's move into Clery's to funding for national facilities.
Metropolitan Films International Limited is currently appealing WRC awards against it to the tune of €430,000 for breaches of workers' rights. This tale’s origin story starts with corporation tax credits.
The Government is alleged to have been aware the owner of the asylum accommodation at Ballybrit was working through building regulation issues with Galway City Council when it signed a €24,703-per-day contract.
Layer Digital Solutions failed to pay staff in Ireland and Lebanon for several months last year before letting many go abruptly. What has gone wrong at the promising start-up?
The former Young Scientist has just closed a pre-seed round for his start-up, rethinking how the home and office will work with robots, from his base in Cork.
Four years before the disputed landed in court, the Ronan Group and CIE were in a protracted stand-off about the landmark 22-storey Tara Street development, legal correspondence shows.
As OpenAI recruits for its Dublin office, its VP of people Diane Yoon was in town, giving a glimpse into the way the company recruits and retains staff.
Denise Harris reluctantly stepped into the void at the automotive behemoth, Harris Group after the passing of her husband Pino in 2017. She says he is always on her shoulder as she puts her own stamp on the successful business.
Living with an acquired brain injury should have been the end of Richael Timothy’s sporting career. Instead, it’s been the beginning for this Paralympic athlete who will represent Ireland in September.
The Irish banks – particularly PTSB – are sometimes said to be too small to carry all the costs that come with life as a modern bank. Now that Ulster Bank and KBC are gone, and PTSB is bigger, how has it changed?
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