Diageo

A national tourism body has claimed that an apartment development containing a 13-storey block will compromise the visitor experience and views from t(...)

When drinks giant Diageo announced plans to introduce 26 weeks fully paid paternity leave earlier this year, it was met with envy by parents everywher(...)

Markets ended the week on a cautious note, with European shares a mixed bag and the FTSE notching up its seventh day in the red. Disappointing data f(...)

Having crossed the surface of it countless times, I finally got to walk under James’s Street in Dublin recently, via the famous Guinness tunnel. In so(...)

The Institute of Education celebrates 50 years in business this year and remains very much a family affair. Founded by Raymond Kearns in 1969, the bus(...)

Brexit be damned was the message from C&C this week with the announcement of its decision to quit the Dublin stock market in favour of seeking a l(...)

This week’s news of the headline acts for Guinness Cork Jazz Festival has prompted concern that the event is once more moving away from its roots just(...)

European shares closed comfortably higher on Tuesday, with utilities and consumer stocks leading gains as investors brushed aside US president Donald (...)

Kevin O’Connor of General Paints, which is based in a former Famine workhouse on a five-acre site in Celbridge. The company produces the well-known Co(...)

Conservative leadership contender Jeremy Hunt has called for a “technology-led solution” to keep the Border open after Brexit, promising that he will (...)