Ireland is standing firm on its commitment to new maritime shipping rules to reduce carbon emissions despite the threat of sanctions from US President Donald Trump. The International Maritime Organiza...

Speaking at an event last week, enterprise minister Peter Burke said that Budget 2026 would be an “enterprise budget”. This is familiar language used by many an enterprise minister during budget seaso...

ALT: a black and white photo of a man with the words " i coulda been a contender " below him

Knotel, the WeWork rival that was once valued at $1.6 billion (€1.36 billion), is pulling out of the Irish market. The flexible office provider, which went through bankruptcy proceedings in the US in ...

The implementation of the EU's Digital Services Act in Serbia and other countries lacking an independent digital services coordinator risks becoming an EU-based tool for state repression, enabling rul...

Four people go on trial accused of misdemeanours but opponents ask why no government officials have been charged.

AerCap, the Irish aircraft lessor, has settled a dispute with Russian airline Nordwind over the fate of five aircraft the firm had leased to the carrier. The dispute is one of many that erupted among ...

Temu’s revenue booked through its European headquarters in Dublin surged by almost $1 billion (€849 million), new accounts show. The Chinese e-commerce site, which runs its EU business out of its Dubl...

We’re coming closer to the introduction of a ‘digital euro’, but what does it all mean? Joi...

Bookmate, a Russian-founded company now headquartered in Ireland, finds itself in a “unique and unfortunate position” as it navigates being sanctioned by both Ukraine and Russia. Bookmate is an e-book...

The widespread use of commercial spyware for unlawful surveillance across Europe has raised alarm – but the funding of such tools has largely gone under the radar. Follow the Money can reveal how mill...

At the height of the Covid-19 pandemic, as the world scrambled to get vaccines and treatments over the line, a team of researchers out of Oxford developed a nasal spray that could help treat the virus...

Advocates for Ireland fully joining Europe’s new patent court will have to keep playing the waiting game. With the presidential election scheduled for October 24, lobbyists for Ireland joining the EU’s Unified Patent Court had been hopeful of the vote being pencilled in for the same date. Since summer, any hope of the vote taking... View Article