Big-name sports stars backed StatSports. Now Sony is acquiring the Northern Irish firm

Cookhouse 360, located in Dungarvan's culinary quarter in Co Waterford, is taking legal action against FBD over business interruption cover. This is the story of one company's battle against FBD, which its owner says represents an existential threat to his business.

After buying, selling and floating businesses in London, Scottish financier Alan McIntosh has turned his attention to Ireland. A co-founder of Cairn Homes, he has invested heavily in Irish pubs, property, hotels and nursing homes. But just who is he and what is his Irish strategy?

The governing body of European football has initiated a case in the High Court in Dublin aimed at stopping illegal streamlining of European competitions. It is the latest move by football authorities to protect intellectual property and stop piracy.

The Irish Petroleum Industry Association is dead, long live Fuels for Ireland. The industry body representing oil importers and distributors and Ireland's only refinery has acknowledged that its members won't sustain their businesses into the future by selling fossil fuels.

The company has provided its scanners to Revenue and Irish airports. But US and EU officials have raised eyebrows over its links to the Chinese government.

Ex- INM chairman Leslie Buckley tried to stop former staff and journalists using information aired in open court to pursue a series of damages suits against him and the company

The property developer Paddy Kelly and the McCormack family rent out a property in Dublin’s IFSC to the company behind the Milano pizza chain. They are now seeking summary judgement in yet another landlord-versus-tenant rental dispute.

Premier Suites operator Prem Group says its lender and nearly all UK landlords have agreed to renegotiate terms in light of the pandemic. The Irish company adds it is "actively looking for new acquisitions both at home and abroad".

The rising social network is injecting $200 million into an Irish subsidiary and opening new positions for "Pinployees" here as it ramps up business in Europe, following the model established by other Silicon Valley online giants.

As his office prepares to take on sweeping new responsibilities, Ireland’s top competition law enforcer Brian McHugh discusses Brexit, EU-wide efforts to regulate tech multinationals and the CCPC’s reluctance to tackle beef barons.