Staff shortages at utilities regulator hindering strategic plan delivery

Last year, Revenue focused on construction and retail in its audits and investigations. But what other sectors has it been targeting and which sector coughed up the largest yield?

David Coallier believes AI will take his digital meeting platform Clearword to the next level. The serial entrepreneur explains how, and also reveals why his company won’t be taking on any more external funding until it hits breakeven.

The EU’s data protection watchdog asserts control over Ireland and sends a stark warning to multinationals channelling user details overseas via Dublin, but the courts will have the final say.

The Celtic Tiger era developer and owner of 2005 Cheltenham winner Kicking King appeared in Bray District Court this morning on eight charges. The DPP has directed trial on indictment.

When lockdown hit, many businesses struggled to stay afloat. But for one Irish entrepreneur, it sparked the beginning of a second business and a multi-million opportunity. Natasha Durling talks about building Lockdown Liquor from scratch.

Charlie O’Loughlin’s discount retailer is profitable, cost conscious and carries little debt. However, a number of landlords have issued legal actions against it. An affiliate of Kennedy Wilson is the latest the join the list.

This weekend, members of Europe’s most powerful business lobby group are in Dublin for a series of high-powered but low-profile meetings with Ireland’s leading politicians. What sort of a city will they see?

Ronan O'Gara's international journey has offered him an expansive view of global rugby coaching approaches, while Leo Cullen's localised focus has enabled him to fine-tune his understanding of the nuances of Irish rugby. Both experiences have honed their coaching philosophies and strategies.

Unlike every other book that tells us the world is about to end, The Levelling by Michael O’Sullivan actually helps us to understand what we can do about that. We talk about Europe, and specifically Ireland's place, in a de-globalizing world.

The co-founder of Solar 21, which has raised stg£229 million in investment funds, is claiming that investors could get back 80% of their money of they accept scheme. However, Michael Bradley claims a small group is trying to jeopardise the planned sell-off.