Stars, spices and serendipity: How Dede became the best restaurant in Ireland

Fintech challengers like Revolut and traditional outfits like An Post are determined to secure users at a young age with kid and teen-focused financial products. However, there is a fine line for fintech companies to tread when designing and launching a product for minors.

Having closed its third funding round, cloud solutions provider Ekco is buying Irish cybersecurity specialist Ward Solutions. Ekco co-founders Eoin Blacklock and Jonathan Crowe and their team outline the company’s ambitious plans for the future.

The government plan to introduce statutory pay rises in the security sector has been stymied by a legal action taken by three smaller firms who say that it will benefit larger players. Affidavits and legal filings shed new light on the dispute.

Patrick Duffy’s journey says much about the perils - and the opportunities - for marine tech in Ireland. He believes he and his team have the product to really make a difference in tackling marine pollution. But the company is struggling to finance its ambition.

A viewing of the Alex Ferguson documentary Never Give In prompted Tommie Gorman to reflect on his encounters with the great manager and how sport and the memories it generates lead us to what matters.

Dr Zekria Bakhshi arrived in Ireland 21 years ago, fleeing the Taliban. Sam Smyth helped him find sanctuary in Ireland and this week, he sat down with the doctor and his family.

It has been a year and a half since large live music events were allowed to take place. After a week when the live entertainment industry's pleas were ignored by government again, there is a restlessness from those working in it.

Cork play Limerick in the the All-Ireland final this weekend. The All-Ireland champions have been funded by Swiss-based billionaire JP McManus and is the amateur game of myth and legend now dependent on money more than ever?

The Caulfield McCarthy Group, which has significant retail and property interests, is suing Mike Ashley’s Irish operation over disputed rents. Meanwhile, a rental dispute has also emerged between a Goodbody fund and the Irish fast-food chain Abrakebabra.

Imlygic is a cutting-edge drug in the fight against skin cancer. Before it was developed, the renowned Georgetown University had patented one of the genetic modifications in its active ingredient. A dispute over potential intellectual property overlap has escalated in Ireland.