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Bill O’Herlihy: his public relations firm has withdrawn a claim that it advises the Government. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien
Bill O’Herlihy lobbying firm says it no longer has Government links

The public relations company owned by veteran sports broadcaster Bill O’Herlihy has with(...)

Disclosure: Alan Shatter at a press conference this week. Photograph: Bryan O’Brien/The Irish Times
Radio: Digging up the dirty bits in Alan Shatter and Mick Wallace’s war of words

The air ringing with charges of murky deals and shady practices, Ireland’s image as a dynamic global competitor took such a hammering abroad th(...)

Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton has welcomed the announcement of 100 new jobs by three Enterprise Ireland backed firms. Photograph: Dara Mac Donaill/The Irish Times.
Three State-supported firms to hire 100 staff

Three companies have announced plans to take on more than 100 staff over the next three years after receiving investment from Enterprise Irelan(...)

New hip replacement therapy halves hospital time, says surgeon

An innovative form of hip-replacement therapy, which cuts time in hospital in half, should be rolled out across t(...)

Minister for Justice Alan Shatter’s remark about Independent TD Mick Wallace “has had a political impact far beyond its seemingly throwaway nature. It has raised serious issue surrounding ministerial power, rights and responsibilities.” Photograph: Bryan O’Brien
Will Shatter pay the penalty for hypocrisy?

The word hypocrisy has been bandied around in the continuing row over penalty points. It has been applied (correctly) to Roscommon Deputy Luke (...)

Germany calling: Enda Kenny at a press conference in Berlin. Photograph: Sean Gallup/Getty
The Enda effect

A senior Fine Gael figure smiles as he muses on Enda Kenny’s reluctance to fill the vacancy for junior agriculture minister, a post that has be(...)

Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton: “We need to implement some of the changes like having broader, more representative boards, like having better opportunities for citizens to scrutini z se what’s happening”
Compliance not “catch-them-out culture” required - Richard Bruton

The Companies Bill and measures pushed by the Irish presidency of the European Union will create “a complianc(...)

Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation Richard Bruton: insisted the existing contractual rights of workers in sectors covered by Registered Employment Agreements were unaffected by the ruling. Photograph: David Sleator
Supreme Court ruling casts doubt on wage agreements

Employment in the construction sector was effectively deregulated yesterday after the Supreme Court struck down as “unconstitu(...)

Minister for Jobs Richard Bruton: Sought an effective tax tate of 30% for eligible multinational executives. Photograph: Matt Kavanagh
Bruton sought multinational tax breaks

Minister for Jobs Richard Bruton sought to introduce generous tax breaks for executives in multinational companies in the run-up to Budget 2013, do(...)

New focus on developing overseas markets

The Government is trying to change the focus of the economy. Minister for Jobs and Enterprise Richard Bruton is hoping a model based on endeavo(...)

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