The Dublin sports science company has more than 700 athletic partnerships around the world and is looking to expand

Pub owners feel their sector has been singled out and abandoned by Covid restrictions, which have seen them closed for the longest lockdown in Europe – so finally reopening is both a relief and a source of huge anxiety

The Galway pizza business’ home meal kits and corporate gifting service have been huge pandemic hits, say founders Eugene and Ronan Greaney

Research tells us that the top tiers of Irish companies are almost entirely occupied by men – and that the dial has barely moved on this in 20 years. Some controversial new strategies to change things are on the way, write Rosanna Cooney and Rachel Lavin

In the companies surveyed by the CSO two-thirds of all appointments to senior executive posts within the past two years came from within the business, with one-third of positions filled externally.

The founders of Not Another Agency have launched an international arm to offer scouting, logistics and budgeting assistance, as well as creative personnel to attract designers to shoot campaigns in Irish destinations

App Quantum Publishing Ltd began proceedings against Facebook Ireland Ltd in June

Irish users of the cryptocurrency exchange, one of the largest in the world, have been blocked from making euro bank deposits

Dan Fox of Johnson Hana says his firm is one of the only alternative legal service providers in this country providing a competitive alternative to large law firms

New legislation requiring employers to publish pay differences will not include equity partners, as they are considered business owners rather than employees

The company best known for its luxury yoga gear is confident it can attract Irish customers to its new flagship outlet when the pandemic is finally over

One of the state’s largest retail landlords is seeking summary judgment against several high-street outlets over rent issues

In the leafy, well-heeled environs of Dublin Bay South, Ivana Bacik is eager to break her electoral duck, James Geoghegan is learning on the job when it comes to canvassing, and Lynn Boylan hopes to spring a surprise on the government parties

The businessman, who supplied information about Leo Varadkar’s leaking of a draft GP contract, is seeking damages and an apology from Gript

Irish bamboo underwear producer Theya Healthcare will use the latest funding to accelerate its expansion in the US and elsewhere

Ireland is punching well above its weight in the global technology sector, with companies such as Workhuman and Intercom among those classed as ‘unicorns’ – firms valued at $1 billion or more. And while there are impediments to growth, that number seems set to increase

The Bar of Ireland ‘gravely concerned’ that lack of pay restoration for those working in criminal law is leading to a dangerous flight of talent

The Bafta-winning male lead in Normal People is now the bookies’ favourite to play the next James Bond, which could be quite a turnaround from the soulful, caring lover he played in the BBC adaptation of Sally Rooney’s novel

Goode Partners, a US private equity firm, invested €15.5 million in Strong Roots in exchange for a 38 per cent stake in the business. It now says the company is missing its targets

Barry Murphy, Stephen Lyons and Eamon Reilly have been added as co-defendants along with the other 13 members of the Davy 16, or O’Connell Partnership, and Davy.