Public speaking can be a challenge for many, but here’s how you can relax and take your finger off the panic button, writes William Corless

A tastefully renovated home near Rockfield Park will attract interest from families

For the super-rich, the latest must-have trend in luxury real estate is bathrooms that are open to the sky and, potentially, your neighbours

Extra hours are spent reversing poor decisions and smoothing ruffled feathers

BT’s ‘cloud of clouds’ has been recognised by Gartner as a leader among hyperscale cloud providers; BT Ireland’s Barry McMahon explains why

Data centres are operating more efficiently than ever before, but the pace of mega growth means a push for even larger centres, and bigger challenges too

By all means snuggle up this winter, but be sure to do it in style and comfort

Irish-owned Adapt Pharma is helping US police save lives with a simple-to-use device

Why should investors consider illiquid investments, asks Kyran McStay

Only Natural makeover is a natural progression

Everyone wants to part on good terms, but you need to set reasonable boundaries when you lose someone who is key to your organisation

As the Revenue gets ready to give paper forms their P45, it wants to hear from stakeholders, writes Ruth Kennedy

There are three main types of test for ability, personality and interest

Ireland’s triumph in Chicago, and the team’s engagement with a US audience could see the country’s bid to host the 2023 Rugby World Cup over the line

PAYE was designed in the post-war era for a time without widespread computerisation. That’s why the Revenue is preparing a system update

Awards highlight the €2.8 billion contribution of the sports industry to the economy

The director of the new Harry Potter prequel, sees cinema as a way of unlocking emotions that would otherwise stay firmly repressed

A Central Bank report on cyber security risks highlights that businesses need structures in place to withstand inevitable problems, writes Michael Conway of Renaissance