The Department of Agriculture must now release details of herds over 500 cattle. It could open up big questions over the impact of large farms on water as the EU eyes up closing the door on Ireland's nitrates derogation.
The French-founded Italian restaurant business, known for its ostentatious interiors, has gone from a pop-up in the south of France in 2015 to 30 eateries across seven countries. Its Dublin outpost will be the latest step on its rapid growth journey.
Will Clarke is one of the FAI’s shining lights. He is campaigning to transform how Irish football develops young players. He speaks about why the FAI isn’t looking for a handout but seed capital.
Spirits were high at the National Ploughing Championships this week. Mercosur, nitrates and CAP changes are coming, but for the moment, farmers are celebrating a year of record high prices in beef and dairy.
As Aimee Connolly approaches ten years in business, the hands-on founder talks colour matching, course correcting, and trend forecasting years in advance.
Founded in 2009, boutique corporate finance house CKS has joined an international network of advisory firms. The members of the new 7Oceans alliance are all based in Europe but it is planning to expand into the US and elsewhere.
Arena Capital Partners relied on an unregulated financing model that has now unravelled. Investors, pension funds, and creditors have been caught in the storm.
Despite its global reputation as staunchly pro-Palestinian, Ireland remains a key trading partner in electronic goods with Israel, which a UN commission inquiry now says is committing genocide in Gaza.
Locals had raised concerns over the height and scale of the 200-plus-bed project in the Blackpitts area. With permission granted, it will add to his growing stable of accommodation offerings in the capital city.
The e-book company relocated its HQ to Ireland several years ago but it finds itself in an unusual position with being sanctioned by both Ukraine and Russia.
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