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Denise Kenny Byrne and her husband Ciaran turned a personal crisis into a business opportunity to help others. As CEO and co-founder of The Head Plan, she shares her passion for putting wellness firmly at the top of your to-do list.
Irish fintech Asset Class has just closed a $11.6 million series A round. Founder and CEO Ferdinand Roberts explains how he raised the money, and what he plans to do with it.
Justin Bickle, who passed away, saw the opportunity in Irish property after the crash. The company he co-founded, Glenveagh, helped change the model for house building in Ireland.
The Carlow-based university spin-out harnessing bacteria to clean up polluted soils has just changed its name to Talam Biotech. Behind the scenes, the company has undergone a lot more than rebranding.
Hundreds of High Court writs have been filed over alleged mica defects in people's homes, in what could be the largest multi-party action ever in Ireland. David Coleman, the lawyer leading the cases, talks to Francesca Comyn.
Hundreds of Portuguese firefighters are battling blazes fuelled by a heatwave including in Quinta do Lago, the seaside resort owned by the Irish businessman.
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