Ireland is following in the steps of other nations by introducing measures in the budget to improve gender equality
With the landscape of international taxation changing, Ireland must tread carefully to reap the rewards
Paschal Donohoe’s tax cuts delivered a small bit of respite for the so-called coping classes
Indirect taxes act as a key revenue generator for the exchequer, but they can be costly for businesses in terms of the administration of taxes and liabilities if errors are made
Where will the government be spending its money in the coming months? Here are ten of the biggest expenses it will face as a result of Budget 2018 measures
The category selection has diversified and grown to 131 and the success of the awards has been phenomenal
The Roscommon-based pork, bacon and food ingredients producer scooped an incredible 13 accolades across nine different categories at this year’s Blas Na hÉireann Irish Food Awards
The company began trading four and a half years ago and the quality of its ice cream and frozen yoghurt products was quickly spotted
Rigney’s Granola with Goji Berries and Flame Raisins won gold in the breakfast cereal category
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Michael Conway, director at Renaissance, explains why GDPR is an opportunity to dive into your business
Businesses should look at the positives posed by GDPR, says Dermot Hayden of Sophos
If you follow the processes needed to become GDPR compliant, according to Diarmaid Flynn of Ergo, you’re not only going to make your data safer, but your business will become stronger
There are eight months to go until general data protection regulation kicks in, and the expert advice is to plan ahead and make absolutely sure you have left nothing to chance
