Economist Austin Hughes believes the Irish economy is on a path to sustainable growth - as long as a US crisis does not trip it up

In an age when news flows so freely and quickly, it is easy to overlook the significance of the last 12 months

Former employee found to have ‘lied continually’ in action over alleged threat by the millionaire businessman, writes Tom Lyons

This will take the scope of its probe to five years of activities inside Ireland’s biggest newspaper publishers

Stand by your controllers: Galway-based game wizard John Romero is about to launch new levels of his 1993 classic Doom

Office of Data Protection Commissioner probing data privacy incidents from 2013 to 2015

Emerging businesses will get chance to work with top mentors

Questions around what exactly happened to the data of INM employees are continuing to mount up

David Bobbett started his career at KPMG and today leads H&K International, a global leader in services to the restaurant and retail industry. In conversation with Tom Lyons, he reveals his remarkable career arc from office junior to business titan

The High Court has dismissed an application to prevent the bank’s termination of its relationship with a Dundalk money bureau

Dermot Desmond has taken a punt on a promising micropayment start-up, whose founder set his stall out online last week

A year and a half after the bizarre collapse of one of the biggest trials in Irish corporate history, TDs are calling for a departmental review of it to be made public. They shouldn’t bother

Developer also plans to appeal decision to block Dublin’s tallest building on Tara Street

Úll for Apple and other important tech lessons

Kevin Flanagan is taking a case of ‘malicious prosecution’ against the Gardaí after the state’s case against him in a counterfeiting trial collapsed

Aesthetic clinic adding new beauty services