Philanthropy in Ireland lags behind most other countries. But retired businessman Tom Cavanagh, who recently won an award for a lifetime of giving, says it has enhanced his life as well as transforming communities across the country
A trainee on the highly sought after Lidl Graduate Training programme, Ann Marie Kelly discusses the dynamic skillset it is giving her, writes Graham Clifford
Ornua, Ireland’s largest exporter of Irish dairy products, distributes to around 110 different countries across the globe
Based on feedback from students and clients, BDO Ireland is making access to its graduate programme more user-friendly, writes Graham Clifford
Research shows that more than half of college leavers are spooked by international events such as trade wars and political instability, though recruitment opportunities and salaries are on the up, writes Graham Clifford
Increasingly, firms are investing in intellectual property rather than assets like land or oil, which are subject to value fluctuation. The state’s multibillion-euro research infrastructure helps to make this happen, writes Graham Clifford
The need to protect your original work - be it industrial design, a trademark, or a piece of music - may seem obvious, but globally there are many cases of ideas created by one firm being used by another
From its unrivalled natural beauty to its access to film professionals and related supports of all kinds, Donegal is emerging as a prime location for the international film and TV industry - thanks to Donegal Film Office’s hard work
While industry leaders broadly welcome the government’s €200m Audio-visual Action Plan, a spectre looms on the horizon, writes Graham Clifford
A conference run by RSM last week shared insights with businesses on how to run a successful business that will grow into the future, writes Graham Clifford
Forward planning, due diligence and good governance will increase an organisation’s attractiveness to potential buyers, writes Graham Clifford
The construction business BAM has had a big presence in the city since it was founded more than six decades ago, writes Graham Clifford
Flourishng financial services, a vibrant jobs market, growing tourism and more investment in sustainable building are all turning Cork into a premier destination for business, writes Graham Clifford
Kevin Butler of Deloitte tells Graham Clifford about how the revitalisation of Cork city centre has gathered steam in recent times, with the visual evidence everywhere
Companies must learn to look after their staff, and that includes recognising mental health issues, writes Graham Clifford
Whether it’s staying up late to receive office emails on your smartphone or being woken early by young children, a lack of sleep can increase stress and have a serious effect on your health
The KeepWell Mark helps to improve health, safety and wellbeing in workplaces and comes highly recommended by Liam O’Donoghue of Ibec, writes Graham Clifford