Landmark Exo building at the centre of €7m construction dispute

Two successive Oireachtas committees have been left in the dark after hearing that the CFO of the IHRB is on a period of voluntary leave without prejudice to his position. The world of racing remains tight-lipped.

New trends emerging from the beleaguered Californian studios could point the way for RTÉ as it frantically seeks to develop a viable strategy. The future for the troubled national broadcaster could lie in scrapping the RTÉ Player and selling content to viewers through the likes of Netflix or YouTube.

Following on from a UK pay measure, a new French labour law aims to improve safety on Channel crossings but Irish Ferries believes it is about “safeguarding the interests of certain ferry operators who are in receipt of state subsidies”.

Only last month, the respected chief executive of the RDS announced a €50 million plan to regenerate part of its facilities. Now nobody will comment.

Investor Alan McIntosh is back offering a pre-pandemic price for Devitt's pub in central Dublin.

Shared e-scooters have been hyped as the future of personal transport and an answer to congested roads but operators believe that upcoming regulations will effectively block them from doing business in Ireland.

Galway farmer and horse breeder Justin Burke is being chased for assets by AIB over a legacy debt of €5.8 million. But a family intervention over who owns what has led to conflicting claims of pressure being applied, mental incapacity and of an eleventh-hour attempt to derail the court proceedings.

After cutting 200 roles last year and recently losing one of its co-founders, the Dublin-founded e-commerce finance unicorn is announcing a smaller round of job losses.

A Dublin holding company for a group distributing the Predator phone hacking technology is the target of trade measures imposed by the Biden administration.

CircleRock has invested €25m in 14 start-ups so far in Europe from syndicates of angel investors and family offices. Founded by Barry O’Neill and Conor Sharpe, it is now making a new investment every three weeks.