US multinationals spending €6.3bn on goods and services from Irish businesses annually

More than 10,000 Irish citizens were granted visas last year in categories now axed

US multinational lobby says State is globally uncompetitive for attracting staff

The 70-year-old composer prepares for a performance to celebrate his ground-breaking orchestral work The Brendan Voyage

Minister had challenged District Court decision to strike out charges

Department store employed 460 staff at time of closure

District judge’s decision found prosecution failed to comply with disclosure order

With Brexit looming and the global trading environment in flux, Ireland will play a crucial role in facilitating transatlantic trade in Europe

American Chamber of Commerce chief executive Mark Redmond sets out his vision for future collaboration between the two countries

Dublin District Court judge struck out the charges last month

Dublin District Court strikes out charges against businesswoman Deirdre Foley and others

Lobby group also wary of Macron’s reform agenda

American Chamber of Commerce suggests tax on turnover could cause ‘economic damage’

Uileann piper ‘bristled’ at being called a purist, funeral told

OCS Operations chief accused of giving false information and breaking employment laws

Neutral position in privacy case before US court is departure from earlier position

Foreign employers reaching ‘tipping point’ finding housing in advance of employing staff

American Chamber says our reputation as a location of choice it at an all-time high

Former owners of Clerys department store also face charges in relation to breaking employment laws

Businesswoman charged with impeding WRC over redundancies at Dublin store

Businesswoman faces charge of breaking employment law and impeding WRC inspector

Businesswoman faces charge of impeding WRC official and breaking employment laws

St Patrick’s Day meeting with US president a chance for Kenny to set out Ireland Inc’s stall

Deirdre Foley and her company D2 Private are contesting the seizure of material

Decision to enter offices and take paperwork was in the public interest after 460 department store staff lost jobs, counsel argues

Inspector alleges decision to wind up company not made independently of applicants

American Chamber to consult with members and ‘communicate’ with Government

Taoiseach says announcement provides a significant boost for the south west region

Digital Rights Ireland official TJ McIntyre hails ‘very important decision’

US-Ireland Research Innovation Awards recognise excellent research being done

American Chamber questions if Irish tax incentives will benefit US companies

Joint initiative between American Chamber of Commerce and Royal Irish Academy

Awards will highlight outstanding research backed by US FDI taking place in Ireland

Analysis: As technology and speed reshape trade, old rules stop making sense

Private hospital board led by former AIB managing director Colm Doherty

Study commissioned by Microsoft as it prepares to challenge US order for handover of Irish-held data

The American Chamber of Commerce Ireland chief says ‘can-do attitude’ of Irish workforce is key ingredient for multinationals

Record 27% of maths students opted for higher paper - up from 16% in 2011

Billionaire paid about €35 million for the private hospital, previously managed by a US group