Disrupting 'the cosy club': Are gender quotas the solution to achieving diversity in Irish boardrooms?
The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission has called on the Government to introduce statutory gender quotas.
Your contributions will help us continue to deliver the stories that are important to you
The Irish Human Rights and Equality Commission has called on the Government to introduce statutory gender quotas.
The UCD Smurfit Graduate School of Business had had to adapt to new realities.
Why has it taken so long for Irish banks to address competition from fresh-faced fintech companies?
Irish GDP grew by 2.5% in spite of the pandemic, according to the updated data.
Some companies have been more proactive than others but the pandemic may have slowed progress.
Your final bill can be significantly reduced to zero or even turned into a refund.
Preliminary statements of tax liability for 2020 will be available to PAYE workers today.
Donohoe was speaking at the launch of an update to Ireland’s corporation tax roadmap.
At the height of its powers, Parler had 10 million users.
It’s set in the Marvel Cinematic Universe after the events of Avengers: Endgame.
Videos from inside the Capitol showing police taking selfies with protestors have been verified.
Supporters of US President Donald Trump occupied the US Capitol building yesterday.
Here’s a quick guide to how the process will work.
The scheme has cost the State over €5 billion since last March.
Nama published its year-end review for 2020 yesterday.
There are a range of site professional and sub contractor positions available.
Amazon, Google, Facebook and Apple all faced heavy regulatory scrutiny in 2020.
The new restrictions come into force tonight until 31 January.
State agencies are also warning of potential disruption at Dublin Port in the days ahead.
Stephen Donnelly said ministers will consider current Level 5 restrictions in light of the data.
Image-based sexual abuse criminalised, EU27 signs off on Brexit trade deal and Britain hits new daily record for infections.
The first doses will be administered in Ireland on 30 December.
A final Brexit breakthrough, Trump pardons his pal, and restaurants and pubs shut their doors.
Meanwhile, business groups are cautiously optimistic about the deal
Sinn Féin leader Mary Lou McDonald warns ‘this is not the end of the road’.
Check with your local authority or chamber and shop local.
Remarkably, the Irish economy is forecast to grow by 3.8% this year.
TD Neasa Hourigan has told the party that she will vote against the motion if it goes ahead tomorrow.
The inquiry into an inferno that killed 72 people in London has been suspended until January.
It comes against the backdrop of gloomy economic forecasts.
The study breaks down the socio-economic composition of Ireland’s student body.
A recent Court of Appeal judgment has thrown into chaos certain court reporting practices.
But Irish staff members will be asked to show up for work as normal over the coming weeks.
But the company tells staff that it will reopen its Irish stores this week as planned.
Trade union Mandate said it has received numerous complaints from retail workers.
Mortgage transactions have recovered since the summer, according to the latest data.
A resurgence of the virus has weakened euro area growth forecasts.
An employment law expert explains the current legal situation and the government’s options.
IBEC has called for an early exit from Level 5 for retailers.
The Committee voted in favour of the Finance Bill clause this afternoon.
Compared to last year, 50% more Irish shoppers have bought their Christmas turkey already.