On the road again: Kealan Lennon has reached CleverCards’ moment of scalability and is on the hunt for investors

There is more to Sinn Féin’s climate policy than its opposition to the carbon tax or its non-commital stance on the emission cuts needed in agriculture, an in-depth discussion with Lynn Boylan and Darren O’Rourke reveals.

Retail consultant Tom Ryan was faced with a choice when the pandemic decimated his business in 2020: regroup or withdraw. He chose to regroup and his employee gifting management business is now shipping to more than 100 countries. The next step, he says, is funding to accelerate growth.

Cara's former legal advisors are to serve proceedings on Ramona and Canice Nicholas nearly three years after the well-known pharmacy chain collapsed into insolvency.

Once a status symbol, corporate art collections fell out of favour after the financial crash, triggering many high-profile sales. However, several companies are now deploying art as a way to engage with staff and the public, while also benefitting from favourable tax allowances.

The most divisive debate at the recent Wind Energy Conference focused on an apparently technocratic point of EU law, which ended up sparking a classical clash between advocates of the free market and state intervention. The electricity bills of 450 million Europeans are at stake.

Nancy Harris talks to Kate Demolder about Irish drinking culture and the inspirations for her series, The Dry.

The Irish communications technology company has a number of high-profile backers including Richard Burrows, Michael O’Flynn, and George Sisk. However, it has now appointed an insolvency expert under the Scarp scheme.

The former prop is gearing up for a civil action against former clubs Munster and Sale Sharks, the IRFU, World Rugby, and the RFU in what may be a reckoning for the sport.

Bio-Marine Ingredients Ireland wants to replicate the dairy industry's success in turning milk into high-value ingredients – but with fish. A failed funding round last year led to a restructuring of the business, which its CEO says is now seeking to raise €3m.

Flutter's 2022 results pose a question – how aggressively should a company chase a giant opportunity?