Communications software group Poppulo makes its technology free to use for healthcare workers

An intensive two-week Galway hackathon has produced a prototype design

Eight out of top 10 recipients were in life science sector, reflecting strong jobs growth

Expert insight on hand from conference in Co Wicklow organised by Enterprise Ireland

Shannon-based company supplies medical technology products to multinationals

Country’s largest independently-owned travel company operates as Government’s agent

Timothy McGrath from Killorglin Community College was one of record 10,000 entrants

After the wall fell, Ireland’s middle class expanded and mainland Europe’s shrank

Deal, including debt, is worth $5.4bn

Accounts for Boston Scientific Ltd also show that revenues increased by 17% to $4.2bn

From Monday Techstars Startup Week Dublin will host 54 events in 32 venues

The Enterprise Ireland-organised event saw 89 Irish medical technology companies meet with more than 300 international blue-chip company buyers from 40 countries

Athlone-based green energy company puts existing technologies to new use

Your business diary: Irish banks enter their reporting season under something of a cloud

‘We must ensure Ireland is enabled to seize the opportunities that present themselves in the third decade of the 21st century’

This year, 2019, is a year of significant anniversaries for US investment in Ireland

QuickStitch combines the best of stitches and staples in a single, easy-to-use device

Adam Kelly (17) wins international award in Arizona for work on quantum computing

Company formerly known as Newsweaver also creating a similar number of jobs in US

9.68 acre site was subject of permission for 137 new houses in 2007

Owner of Penneys and Primark brands to report interim results having previously anticipated first-half revenue growth in all its businesses

Caveat: State and business dance to the same tune in a week filled with carefully curated craic

Prof Eamonn Quigley receives St Patrick’s Day Science Medal at event in Boston

Site close to Ballincollig could accommodate development of 500 to 1,000 homes

Your Business Week: Alphabet and Twitter results due; Checkout conference takes place

Cutting-edge research in medical technologies has led to the development of devices which will improve the lives of patients in Ireland and around the world

Company employs more than 3,000 people across State

Will represent Ireland at 2019 international Science and Engineering Fair in Arizona

For your diary: Euro zone consumer confidence due and 2018 EY Entrepreneur Of The Year winner

Carrick-on-Shannon project management software provider also taking on more staff

Structured training programmes allow you to earn as you work towards a qualification

State agency says grants used by all countries to compete for foreign direct investment

Results from Ryanair, Tullow Oil, Ardagh Group, Intel, Amazon and Facebook

Inspirefest, Datalex AGM, EU and US services data

Trading volumes brisk in Dublin as ICG falls

The Iseq overall index underperformed peers, closing up 0.25 per cent

Takeover by rival Stryker would give combined firm greater market power

Stem offers many career paths to graduates but what sets it apart from other areas of study?

Business This Week: results, indicators and meetings

Fairs offer opportunity to develop research, problem-solving and presentation skills