Enterprise Ireland

Government is keen to promote Ireland as location for international commercial dispute resolution, Dublin conference told

Tánaiste Micheál Martin secures approval for Ireland to participate in four European Defence Agency projects

West Pharmaceutical Services says initiative can make Ireland ‘a powerful exponent’ in new digital technologies

Tánaiste will seek approval for new ‘Ireland House’ to accommodate Embassy and three State agencies under plan to expand Republic’s footprint in UK

Ireland Strategic Investment Fund is anchor investor in fund

Delegation hears that Singapore has become an important launchpad for Irish companies in region

Father and daughter, Kevin and Rachel Byrne, are the co-founders of Zingibeer

Restructuring ‘necessary’ amid ‘changing economic environment’, says software company

New Innovator: Trave

Business leaders gathered at the Enterprise Ireland Summit last week to discuss the need for Irish businesses to grow sustainably in order to compete successfully in global markets

Growth at record level of 19% last year

Company’s Lenire device approved by FDA uses sound and electric stimulation to ease symptoms of tinnitus

Pumpinheart technology developed by RSCI may improve outlook and treatment options for patients

Revenue has challenged the legality of a €500,000 loan to the artificial intelligence company before its collapse

Space strategy is reaping dividends with industry and research groups consistently providing groundbreaking technologies to the ESA

Over past five years agency recorded combined surplus of €101.23 million from the trade sales of its shareholding interests

Investors linked to network have now put some €177m into more than 730 start-ups since 2007.

Founded in 2003 by Kevin Buckley, Spearline employs more than 200 people worldwide, with offices in Cork, Waterford and India

Horse Racing Ireland paying to boost Chelteham; McDonagh’s new bonus ban; Magnier’s win-win art investment; and stiffing savers and the State

State agency appears before Public Accounts Committee to discuss its results

Company plans to expand staff to 70 from current 33

Irish SMEs are now much more engaged with the research system, and are a lot leaner and fitter than they were

Recruiting and retaining staff, cost of doing business cited as other challenges for growing companies

Games help people become more mindful about what they say and do, and more aware of the consequences of the decisions they make

Payment was over interpretation of certain agreements

Research by Department for Public Expenditure and Reform examines climate impact of Government spending

New Innovator: Paul Jackman’s firm specialises in travel-sized vessels of fragrances for men under 30

Winning businesses from across retail and services sectors get leg up from web giant

In. Line uses dog’s momentum to guide it back to owner’s side if it starts moving too far away

Tech start-up's software allows companies measure progress on diversity and inclusion in the workplace

Organisers expect 380 exhibitors to seal over €20m in orders with domestic and international buyers over three-day event

High Court hears of ‘weighty concerns’ about use of company funds by directors

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State agency says client firms employed 218,178 people in the Irish economy in 2022

Strong pipeline of talent is needed to capitalise on a golden period of innovation

Micheál Martin acknowledges ‘very difficult situation’ for employees at some tech firms but says agencies ready to help those who lose jobs

Screen Ireland and Enterprise Ireland have led a delegation of 11 companies to the Los Angeles event

‘Unprecedented opportunity’ for northwest, west, and midwest regions over the next 20 years

Rock Extraction is developing a cleantech extraction tool to replace explosives

Sandyford company collapsed last month amid flurry of recriminations and disputes between shareholders and directors