US tech firm Workday is seeking to sublet a fifth of the space in its new Dublin 2 office block at College Square, little ...
Dermot O’Shea, Taoglas: ‘Our ambition is bold: we’re targeting over $1bn in annual revenues by 2035’
D ermot O’Shea is the chief executive and co-founder of Taoglas. Established in 2004 in Ireland, Taoglas is a global provider ...
Harris has spoken in person to European commissioner for financial services Maria Luís Albuquerque about the prospect of ...
With official results yet to be announced, Reform UK leader claims victory over candidates including Count Binface ...
Radio: Haunting radio on RTÉ, while Anton Savage’s guest warns against retinal burns and Claire Brock talks soft-launches ...
Election winners and unsuccessful candidates who reach certain threshold of votes entitled to reimbursement of €11,200 ...
“The higher you get in an organisation, the fewer people will tell you what you actually need to hear,” says Steffen ...
The demolition of 29 modular homes built without planning permission near the Dublin-Wicklow border is set to begin on Monday ...
The US tech firm struck a deal to lease College Square in April 2025, the largest deal of its kind in Europe since the ...
Running in the Phoenix Park: ‘Sometimes I’d think, if heaven is as good as this, we’ll be all right’
Dublin’s Phoenix Park, special to the likes of Eamonn Coghlan, Catherina McKiernan and Feidhlim Kelly, is a paradise for ...
While nudges can be quick, easy and effective, serious policy action usually requires a regulatory or tax alteration ...
I was very young when I realised that I loved art because of my aunt Christine, who was an abstract printmaker and painter.
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