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Max Malins of Kitman Labs client Saracens catches a high ball during the Gallagher Premiership Rugby match against Gloucester earlier this month. Photograph: Henry Browne/Getty Images

Kitman Labs rolls out new software platform developed in Dublin

Technology
January 19, 2022, 14:00

Sports tech company works with over 700 elite teams including Chelsea and Saracens

Celene Craig has been promoted to chief executive of the Broadcasting Authority of Ireland.

Broadcasting regulator appoints Celene Craig as its chief executive

Media & Marketing
January 19, 2022, 12:58

Move comes as BAI is set to become part of new Media Commission

It is expected that the State’s holding in Bank of Ireland will fall to zero by the middle of this year. Photograph: iStock

State no longer biggest Bank of Ireland shareholder

Financial Services
January 19, 2022, 12:40

Taxpayers eclipsed as largest holder for first time since financial crisis

JD Wetherspoon’s pub at The West Quay in Brighton Marina, England. Pubs in Britain were hit by renewed curbs amid the Omicron surge in the UK.

Wetherspoon points to first-half loss as Omicron curbs bite

Retail & Services
January 19, 2022, 08:22

Advice to limit social contacts before Christmas hit pubs and restaurants

‘Sony will have a monumental challenge on its hands to stand on its own in this war of attrition.’ Photograph: iStock

Sony shares slide 13% in wake of Microsoft’s $69bn Activision acquisition

Technology
January 19, 2022, 07:53

Deal for Call of Duty games maker wiped $20bn from Sony’s valuation in a day

The EU has moved to avoid ’short-term cliff-edge effects’ from the expiration of a temporary permit allowing European banks and fund managers to use UK clearing houses that was due in June. Photograph: iStock

Co-living scheme for Dublin, long-haul travel to rebound, and revenge of the underlings

Companies
January 19, 2022, 07:07

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Built in the 1980s, Temple House occupies a pivotal position in the south Dublin village of Blackrock

Landmark Temple House hits the market in Blackrock for €9.75m

Commercial Property
January 19, 2022, 06:00

Sale of south Dublin office block offers buyer initial yield of 8.58%

A computer generated image of the Cork Street, Dublin, co-living scheme.

Co-living comes to Cork Street in Dublin as site sells for €27.5m

Commercial Property
January 19, 2022, 06:00

Total of 378 bed spaces to be delivered at city scheme approved prior to December 2020 ban

The Nutley and AIG buildings form part of the wider Merrion Shopping Centre scheme in south Dublin

M7 Real Estate acquires south Dublin offices for €15m

Commercial Property
January 19, 2022, 06:00

Investor completes purchase of Nutley and AIG buildings at Merrion Shopping Centre

Number 2, Upper Pembroke Street, has been acquired by an Irish investor with the intention of converting it back to residential use.

Former office of celebrity solicitor Gerald Kean sells for €940k

Commercial Property
January 19, 2022, 05:45

Pembroke Street property acquired by Irish investor for conversion to residential use

Other changes under Further Global include shutting down of the AA Roadwatch service which provided traffic reports and bulletins to Irish radio broadcasters. File photograph: Cyril Byrne

AA Ireland’s 2020 takeover price revealed to be €256.6m

Financial Services
January 19, 2022, 05:30

Deal carried out at the level of a holding company above AA Ireland, called Erbium

A computer generated image of the streetscape at the Crossings in Adamstown, west Dublin

Aldi to open a new store at The Crossings in Adamstown

Commercial Property
January 19, 2022, 05:30

Store forms part of €500m investment by developer Quintain

Elkstone co-founder and chairman Alan Merriman

Elkstone to launch €75m venture fund for early-stage tech companies

Technology
January 19, 2022, 05:15

Fund to invest in up to 35 companies with deal sizes in the range of €500,000 to €2m

Licence fee evasion and a rise in the proportion of households without a traditional television has exacerbated its funding woes, the broadcaster says. Photograph: Cyril Byrne

RTÉ raises its estimate of ‘lost’ licence funding to €65m

Media & Marketing
January 18, 2022, 21:14

State broadcaster urges Government to approve an increase in its annual funding

Deloitte’s annual survey explores consumers’ digital usage and attitudes towards technology. Photograph: iStock

Number of consumers concerned over use of data falls, report says

Technology
January 18, 2022, 19:30

Digital trends survey also indicates drop in use of social media

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