From Dublin to Dubai – part 3: The Emirates have become a global centre for boxing and MMA, attracting Irish competitors in search of a career in the limelight. But many struggle to make a living in an industry associated with alleged criminal activity.
The clothing, stationary and lifestyle shop on Dublin's Chatham Street was the last remaining franchise-operated Muji store globally and is due to close by next week.
A Scandinavian consortium has reached an agreement to buy Dalata for €1.4 billion. Dalata’s CEO, Dermot Crowley, explains why the deal makes sense.
The agency's latest annual report shows the move was recent as it held €3.6m in bonds at the end of 2024. It also retained investment in companies linked to illegal Israeli settlements, while shares in controversial tech firm Palantir increased last year.
Political parties’ accounts outline different spending priorities and sources of funding in 2024.
Philip Reynolds built his family's business into a pet food giant with sales of €500m. Now he wants to help start-ups scale or fail faster and he's brought in five former KPMG partners as well as his own team to help him do it.
Eoin Bara didn’t set out to build an alcohol tech company; he just wanted to sell gin. But solving his own distribution headache turned into Tipple: the quiet infrastructure powering alcohol’s DTC revolution.
A €30 billion fab could put Ireland on the semiconductor map — but with no diplomatic ties to Taiwan and fierce global competition, the Government's grand ambition to be a European semiconductor superpower is one of its most challenging strategic tests in recent times.
The restaurant collapsed the week before Christmas with large tax debts. Soon after the rest of Frank Gleeson's entertainment group toppled. Now he is fighting disqualification proceedings for alleged reckless trading.
Serious project delays meant the licence for the broadcaster's channel management system, which was to be replaced, had to be extended for three years. Details were not included in a report to its parent department.
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