Elaine O'Regan |
5 days ago
The people-centred start-up aims to be part of the ecosystem that employees use to work remotely
The people-centred start-up aims to be part of the ecosystem that employees use to work remotely
Cork firm TeachKloud is creating new software to help creches and preschools navigate the new necessities of the Covid era
Attempts to reject business interruption claims due to Covid-19 may cause government policy to change, warns Minister
Children’s books author Emma-Jane Leeson is branching out into eco-friendly products that teach children about Irish wildlife
Rívesci’s vegetarian and vegan offering had only been trading for six months when lockdown stalled business
Fianna Fáil wants the Minister for Finance to meet with insurance company chief executives and “impress on them the need to meet their obligations” to businesses hit by pandemic closures
The Vintners’ Federation of Ireland has urged the Minister for Finance to spell out how pubs might qualify for financial support from the state
When its wholesale restaurant trade vanished overnight, McLoughlin’s Craft Butchers pivoted to home delivery
Mortarme plans to invest in machine learning and boost sales in the US and Britain
PetitAvenue.ie sells a range of home-grown and international gift products for a growing market
VR simulation company sees opportunities around remote working during the pandemic
Minister for Finance described FBD’s position on some business interruption claims as ‘very questionable’
They employ 1.2 million people and are the bedrock of the Irish economy. Yet as our definition of a family evolves, these companies face unique challenges
Absolute Graphics is selling respirator face masks with reusable filters for salons and hairdressers
My Money Jar hopes to help younger generation cope with financial stress
Noel Anderson says he has been ‘stonewalled’ by the insurer’s stance since the outbreak of Covid-19
Ibec group says initiative needed to support the ‘engine of the rural economy’
Septuagenarian businessman Sam Smyth, who runs Urban Plant Life in the Liberties in Dublin, is just one of many preparing to open for business tomorrow
The start-up partners with pre-existing marketplaces to access large numbers of users
Co-located brewery and distillery was first for Ireland when set up five years ago