Irish organisations lag global peers on cyber risk, AI defence and quantum security, according to PwC’s 2027 Global Digital ...
Leah Fletcher, founder and CEO of Dunbar Pharma, has been named Enterprise Ireland HPSU Founder of the Year 2026 at the ...
Lidl Connect has reached 100,000 customers in Ireland, with its €8.99 Price for Life offer fully subscribed just 10 days ...
Smooth Company, led by Áine Kennedy, is crowned TRYKA’s first Fittest Company after winning the Corporate League at the Grand ...
Connolly Motor Group is investing €1m in a new Volvo Cars Sligo dealership at its Collooney campus, with the permanent facility opening in 2027.
Ireland’s e-commerce and retail technology start-up community is rapidly gaining global recognition for its innovation, agility, and export potential. Anchored by a strong digital infrastructure and a ...
With taste buds flaring, Barry Walsh set his sights all over Ireland to capture unique craft cider producers doing amazing things with apples. According to Bord Bia’s 2023 report on the alcohol market ...
Ireland’s fintech startup environment in 2025 is vibrant, resilient, and increasingly global in its outlook. Ireland has become a magnet for fintech innovation, thanks to a combination of government ...
Ireland’s cybersecurity start-up ecosystem stands as a dynamic and strategically vital sector, driven by innovation, collaboration, and global ambition. With more than 500 cybersecurity companies ...
As well as being a magnet for global financial services, Ireland boasts a powerful line-up of young but globally-focused fintech players. Here are 21 to watch. Ireland’s prowess at financial services, ...
Start-ups Blueprints and ProvenMetal set sights on global growth with AI-led solutions in fintech and hardware. Four Irish founders are preparing to take their companies to Silicon Valley after ...
Ireland is now the 6th largest FDI investor in the United States, and Irish businesses employ hundreds of thousands across that nation. As St Patrick’s Day approaches and as Ireland’s Taoiseach ...