How Canadian pharma firm Theratechnologies quietly shut down its Irish base

The death of Pope Francis has ignited a debate about his legacy and the future of the Catholic Church. Fr Ricardo Da Silva joins Dion Fanning to discuss why his actions were often misunderstood.

The former beef executive, who went on his own five years ago, had so far invested his own money in food and hospitality businesses.

Irish tour operator City Wonders was slapped with a €1.4m fine as part of a sweeping Italian probe into ticket hoarding at the famous Roman landmark.

As organisations scramble to harness AI, David Lee, Chief Technology Officer at PwC Ireland, urges caution and clarity. In a wide-ranging interview, he outlines how Agentic AI could transform workflows—but only for those willing to rethink governance, upskilling, and risk.

As many Irish accountancy firms consolidate under private equity ownership, Declan de Lacy is setting up his own firm Fides. It will initially focus on insolvency, property and corporate finance before expanding.

CNN is seeking to pause the Irish proceedings and have the matter tried in the United States. The defamation suit relates to a story alleging the Trump White House influenced the awarding of a lease of mid-band spectrum to “Rivada”.

The transition away from professional sports is rarely smooth. Former rugby players Niall Woods and Marty Moore share their experiences of injury, financial uncertainty, and identity shifts — and how athletes can prepare for what comes next.

An Bord Pleanála overturned a grant of permission from Cork County Council, going against the findings of its own planner. The warehouses are vital to plans to expand its maturation storage capacity as its business grows.

Unredacted board minutes released under freedom of information show details of delays, budget overruns, board unease, and a dispute with contractors were all blacked out in public versions released since 2021.

The US-based IT giant is realising the second half of the value onshored to Ireland in 2020 – without rowing back on its profitable Dublin-based green jersey structure.