Some 106 mergers and acquisitions were completed in the Irish market in the second quarter of this year, with a combined deal ...

A new class of drugs has become a phenomenon. GLP-1 receptor agonists, originally developed to treat type 2 diabetes, are now ...

Ireland will not hit its 2030 targets on electric vehicles but the signs are that momentum is now firmly behind the shift ...

There is poetic justice in Rue Edmond Picard is becoming Rue Andrée Geulen – although that hasn’t stopped some residents from ...

From an ‘electronic nose’ to a ‘smart hydration tracker’, some gadgets are either surplus to requirement or just duds ...

Local retailers concerned at arrival of another off licence in the area in plan which also involves reopening an alley closed ...

Nine in 10 US corporations happy with Irish operations, AmCham members say, with 68% planning further investment over next ...

The food group had a profit warning, questions over its structure and a near 50% slide in share prices in the first half of ...

Device uses AI to analyse your performance in real time to let you know when you are on track or veering off course ...

In the second instalment of Dag Johan Haugerud’s Oslo trilogy, changing a catheter proves just as intimate as spontaneous sex ...

Ryan Tubridy’s return of €150,000 to his old employer, plus eight other TV moments I missed while I was away reading books and smelling flowers ...

This twisty, shameless entertainment starring the real-life marrieds has tremendous fun playing with how the sexes are perceived ...