The schism at Celtic FC: Desmond the Younger steps up to the plate as civil war rages on

The housing estate in Rathmolyon, Co Meath, was aimed at first-time buyers but when it ran into trouble it featured extensively in the media. Now a liquidator has been appointed to it.

First, a lender appointed a receiver to Paddy McKillen Jr’s Co Kerry property. Now the food business based there is facing a court petition to place it into liquidation.

The Irish builder, alongside partner Sainsbury's, was granted approval for the construction of a major development in Ladbroke Grove.

The EU justice commissioner Michael McGrath wants tougher powers to investigate Chinese e-commerce giants and will propose reforms to give the EU executive greater powers to probe companies like Shein and Temu.

A picture of artificial intelligence’s impact on jobs and its ripples through Ireland’s economic structures, tax base and public policy challenges is emerging from academic research and engagement between officials and business leaders.

The climate department will miss the deadline to transpose EU laws which require it to collect and publish data centre emissions details, as well as the energy and water use from the resource-hungry sector.

DAA directors’ access to VIP airport perks came under scrutiny during mediation talks with CEO Kenny Jacobs, despite no breaches being identified.

Irish firms are investing more in cybersecurity than ever before, yet still lag global peers in adopting new technologies like AI and quantum-resistant systems. PwC’s Len McAuliffe and Moira Cronin discuss the changing threat landscape, the role of the boardroom and why resilience matters.

Marshalling an army of relatives and staff, the Dublin publican is never finished re-inventing a generations-old business.

Appeals Centre Europe recently contacted X about preparing to receive disputes from its users. The social media giant now wants a court order to block the dispute settlement body from ruling on user complaints.