D ermot O’Shea is the chief executive and co-founder of Taoglas. Established in 2004 in Ireland, Taoglas is a global provider ...

While nudges can be quick, easy and effective, serious policy action usually requires a regulatory or tax alteration ...

New figures from Banking and Payments Federation Ireland (BPFI) showed a total of €1.3 billion was advanced to companies over ...

Internal business case says ‘sharenting’ could allow photos of children to be misused, including through artificial intelligence ...

US and Russian officials began talks in Saudi Arabia on Monday aimed at making progress towards a broad peace deal in Ukraine with Washington eyeing a Black Sea ceasefire deal before securing a wider ...

Calls by Opposition parties in the Dáil for the Republic of Ireland’s upcoming football matches against Israel not to go ahead were met with Government countermotions insisting it has no role in ...

A previously happy child who became disconsolately sad, one who became afraid to go to the bathroom, another who developed night terrors. The children at the centre of a sexual abuse trial that began ...

Xi Jinping has warned Donald Trump the issue of Taiwan, if it is “mishandled”, could lead to conflict between the two superpowers. The Chinese president also said trade talks were making progress at ...

A €5 billion investment fund, a €350 million artificial intelligence (AI) training programme and no increase in minimum wage until 2030 form part of “a pro-growth agenda” that the Government should ...

The Court of Appeal has rejected an “extraordinary” claim put forward by a Guyanese sex offender, who had only been in Ireland for two weeks before he falsely imprisoned and raped an 18-year-old woman ...

Big Four accounting firm KPMG Ireland increased its revenues by 15 per cent in 2022 to €579 million, according to its latest transparency report. Within that figure, non-audit services provided to ...

As Dublin basked in warm Easter sunshine, Sue Breen climbed onto a makeshift stage in the shadow of the GPO, a stone's throw from where Pádraig Pearse read the Proclamation of Independence, and ...