Friday 15 January, 2021
The tech giant’s rebuttal against taxes in Ireland will be heard by judges on Tuesday.
Some see the agreement as a beacon of hope amid Brexit and the US-China trade war.
Madrid almost squandered a three-goal lead, but the Belgian’s debut offered cause for optimism.
Euronext recently launched the latest edition of its IPO Ready programme.
Some businesses close to the border have already changed their supply base in recent months.
Galway’s camogie and ladies football teams are facing into two big All-Ireland final Sundays, and Sarah Dervan is delighted to lead the senior camógs.
Some businesses close to the border have already changed their supply base in recent months.
With Apple, Disney and HBO entering the game, there’s more opportunity and competition than ever.
With Apple, Disney and HBO entering the game, there’s more opportunity and competition than ever.
David Forde reflects on his Ireland career, retirement, completing his Master’s degree and his father’s passing.
More companies are reporting their emissions and targets to investors.
In the 1970s Ireland midfielder Gerry Daly took 17 penalties for Man United and missed only one.
Despite the online competition, the traditional trade is still a multimillion-euro industry in Ireland.
The Limerick-based research centre’s work touches on everything from digital health to driverless cars.
Kilkenny United chairman Shane Murray is optimistic about the club’s future in spite of a disappointing season.
Registrations of EVs have increased the last six months but charge points are playing catch up.
Behind the scenes at the Cork research centre, where cutting edge tech is applied to real world issues.
The ‘pet parenting’ phenomenon has helped create a multibillion-euro industry.
The Trinity-based research centre works with heavy-hitters in electronics and healthcare.
Issues like harsher drink-driving penalties and cost of business are also having an impact on pubs.
Irish industry experts and business people weigh in on the pros and cons of the ‘smarter way’ to work.
Donegal’s captain fantastic Michael Murphy saved the day with a last-gasp free against Kerry. But it’s all about the next day.
The alternative financial providers offer insight into the demand in Ireland for this kind of lending.
The ASAI says the volume of objections shows a high level of awareness of ‘transparency requirements’.
Ireland’s recruitment and tech experts weigh in on how to attract the best staff to Dublin.
Meet Gulru Atak, the woman who leads the banking giant’s Irish innovation hub.
With his degree in Medicine finished, three-time European medalist Mark English is looking forward to throwing himself into athletics full-time.
Cats star Anne Dalton on Kilkenny Camogie and the surprises that could come in the 2019 championship.
Dublin may appear to be a safe bet for a post-Brexit hedge but firms still need access to skills.
The startups showcase is in its 11th year.
Still only 21, Elena Tice is fast approaching a century of caps for the Ireland women’s hockey team. She has made sacrifices and brave decisions, but is now closer than ever to achieving her sporting dreams.
Christy McElligott, a league winner with St Pat’s in 1996 and now Ireland’s international amputee manager, shares his incredible story.
Tipperary dual star Orla O’Dwyer is ready to hit up the AFLW after signing for Brisbane Lions.
Camogie and hurling is a way of life for the Farrells of Thomastown and Kilkenny.
FAI U19 Player of the Year Niamh Farrelly has had a remarkable rise through the ranks.
Noel McNamara has risen through the ranks of school and underage coaching to guide Ireland U20s to a Six Nations title.
Three months into retirement, Chris Henry sits down with The42 to reflect on his career with Ulster and Ireland.
In his first interview since ending his eight-year stay with Munster, Ian Keatley tells The42 why he had to make the difficult decision to leave Limerick.
It’s been a long, hard road for Ireland star Alison Miller – but she’s delighted to be back in the green jersey.
Gráinne Dywer has linked up with her assistant coach-player sister Niamh as Fr Mathews chase Cup history.
