Cryptocurrency exchange will go public on Nasdaq next week after the US firm’s Irish arm granted 105,510 share options to staff in recent years

From next month, the bank will become the first in the country to accept state ID documents from people who want to open accounts

The former Dáil candidate for the Social Democrats dropped out of last year’s general election campaign to become take up the top role at the organisation

The High Court awarded more than €100,000 legal costs against the activists after their failed challenge to the state over the constitutionality of Covid-19 laws

The construction company, which is the main contractor for the project, is going to court following an award of €20 million being made to it by an independent conciliator which the board has rejected

More than 805 complaints received by Legal Services Regulatory Authority in past six months with over half alleging misconduct

International criminal justice figure Fergal Gaynor says the outdated system of devilling excludes all but the wealthy from practice of the law

The founder of food delivery service Deliveroo presided over a disastrous flotation last week, despite the help of British chancellor Rishi Sunak

The cases follow the landmark High Court ruling which found that four pub owners are entitled to be compensated by insurer FBD for the disruption their businesses suffered due to restrictions resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic

NFTs, or non-fungible tokens, and the profits made from them, have caused a stir in the arts world. But now the worlds of sport, entertainment and beyond are sitting up and taking notice

The €50 million Monasterevin distillery will be the first enterprise in Ireland to use the technology to mark ownership of product

The Tipperary tech prodigies have seen their payments platform balloon to $95 billion in value. Now they plan to create 1,000 high-quality jobs in Ireland

Former Guardian editor Alan Rusbridger’s role on Ireland’s Future of Media Commission has been called into question because he published an article in which Roy Greenslade, an admitted supporter of the IRA’s armed struggle, questioned the credibility of Máiría Cahill after she went public with allegations that she had been raped by a senior IRA figure when she was 16

Calls have intensified for the removal of Alan Rusbridger from the state media commission after controversy over a column about Máiría Cahill

Women now make up 35% of partners in country’s firms, up from 33% in 2018

In court filings seen by the Business Post, the plaintiffs are claiming damages for personal injuries, false imprisonment, intentional infliction of emotional suffering — and that the state breached their constitutional right to privacy

The identical twins, made famous when Mark Zuckerberg ‘borrowed’ their idea that ultimately became Facebook, are now registering their regulated cryptocurrency exchange Gemini in Dublin

Judicial Council voted to reduce minor awards while raising rate for catastrophic injuries, but did not agree to the 80 per cent reduction sought by business owners

Call for online portal where dangerous driving incidents can be uploaded after one cycling campaigner’s own footage was used to fine him

Claimants say they developed narcolepsy after getting Pandemrix vaccine for which state gave drug maker GSK indemnity