While Irish fans champion their player development pathways and voice negative views of Scotland’s "Kilted Kiwis" approach, there are similarities in both unions' approach to recruiting players.
From Shergar to the Curragh, the Aga Khan, who died this week, had a major role in Irish racing history. Johnny Murtagh, who rode and trained a number of his horses, and the champion trainer Aidan O’Brien reflect upon his legacy to Irish racing.
The EQT-owned UK firm is buying Old Church Veterinary Hospital, which has three practices in Donegal and Sligo. It marks the latest consolidation of Irish vet practices by foreign investors.
Farmers encouraged to plant trees in recent decades face income loss from a series of after-effects from storm Éowyn. The challenge is a test for newly appointed junior minister Michael Healy-Rae.
The Court of Appeal has asked for the CJEU's opinion on the validity of environmental assessments used in planning. The European court's position could have a dramatic impact on planned projects close to over 80 Irish protected nature sites.
The way businesses interact with their customers is undergoing a seismic shift. Richard Hepworth, a partner at EY, explains why front-office transformation is now a matter of survival and gives practical advice on how companies can embrace the change.
A new PR and communication company was registered with the former Taoiseach as sole director. It comes as he announced his move to America with a new role at Harvard.
In 2013, Karl Brophy and his wife, Deirdre Grant, used their life savings to found the communications firm Red Flag. It has just been sold in a big-ticket deal to a global consulting group. Brophy explains how the deal came about – and what comes next.
Nama and Ulster Bank were the biggest early sellers of non-performing loans to the US vulture fund, along with European banks. With the benefit of hindsight, how do those deals compare?
Ciaran Murray travelled the world, moving from villa to villa, trading cryptocurrencies. Now back in Dublin, he’s on a mission to revolutionise journalism with blockchain technology. But who is he? And can he succeed where so many others have failed?
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