SwiftComply makes its first two acquisitions after M33 Capital investment

More than half of households that rent are in receipt of State supports, but the system is effectively a lottery. And that lottery is locking people in to and out of a broken system. Ultimately, it is the binary nature of supports that is the problem.

A former partner with A&L Goodbody and a senior executive with Elan, John Given is joining KPMG from Philip Lee Solicitors. The move comes as major accountancy firms seek to gain a foothold in the legal market.

From eschewing lucrative debt collection work to spinning-off LegalTech companies, Leman Solicitors has always followed its own path. Having just merged with international law firm Ogier, co-founder John Hogan reflects on the firm’s origins, its expansion, and its future.

IA Labs, a spin-out of the charity NCBI, has carried out a meticulous review of where the websites of Ireland’s private and public sectors are failing people with disabilities.

If it seems that we have been talking about the structural malfunctions within the Irish insurance industry for an eternity, it is because we have been. We now need vision and clear holistic thinking.

Greg Norman has spent decades trying to destabilise the golf establishment but the LIV Tour is golf's Brexit, a decision those who have taken the leap may live to regret.

In the final part of the investigation into the killing of Joe Campbell, we look at the frustrations of the family as they have sought justice and the fears that the planned legislation by Boris Johnson's government could deny them again.

Kharkiv is 40km from the border with Russia. Johnny O'Reilly reports from Ukraine's second largest city which is on the frontline in a war that hasn't become any less brutal.

According to new data, some shareholders are selling out of the payments giant at drastically reduced prices on secondary markets. The move is part of a bigger tech trend.

Fiona Holmes is the creator of the Wonderland Literacy Programme, an educational series for children. The author is suing her former publisher CJ Fallon for loss of royalties and loss of earning potential allegedly arising from how she was treated.