New law needed to allow video statements as trial evidence in domestic abuse cases, Garda Inspectorate says
Almost half of domestic abuse victims dissatisfied with Garda handling of reports, says oversight body
‘Nearly impossible’ to determine who is responsible for a horse’s welfare in Ireland, report finds
Expert recommends establishment of well-regulated slaughter facility where horses eligible for food chain can be ‘humanely processed’
Golden Discs co-founder Jack Fitzgerald dies aged 94
Company became a cornerstone of the Irish music industry throughout the 1970s and 1980s
From marriage equality referendum to Edna O’Brien: Coimisiún na Meán allocates funding for new shows
The money, which comes chiefly from the television licence fee, has been awarded to 84 television and radio projects
Danish engineering group opens Dublin office and plans 50 hires
COWI, which has operations in more than 35 countries, says its focus here will be on driving green agenda
Fusion Antibodies to develop flagship platform after raising €1.4m in share placing
Belfast-based contract research firm’s Optimal platform is designed to capture the entire human antibody repertoire
VHI seals deal with Kingsbridge Healthcare Group, adding access to three private hospitals
Belfast, Derry and Sligo locations intended to provide more options, health insurer says
Girl injured in Parnell Square stabbing does not remember the attack, family says
The child, who was aged five at the time of the attack, spent more than nine months in Temple Street children’s hospital
Meta wins emergency ruling to temporarily stop promotion of tell-all book
The Irish Council for Civil Liberties condemned the company for seeking, and securing, the emergency order
Global markets lose ground again as trade war ratchets up
Euronext Dublin was one of the worst performers on this side of the Atlantic as it finished the day down 2.3%
Irish OnlyFans star Matthew Gilbert named in latest list of tax defaulters
Content creator known as ‘Irish Viking’ made settlements of more than €350,000 with Revenue
Neuromod raises €10m to continue expansion of tinnitus treatment device in US and European markets
Irish medtech group, which was founded by Dr Ross O’Neill in 2010, is an NUI Maynooth spin-out
US software company Tricentis to create 50 new jobs in Cork
Group chief executive Kevin Thompson said Ireland plays a ‘crucial role’ in the company’s ambition to drive revenue over $1bn
Profits at Mincon fall 76% in ‘tough year’ for Irish engineering tools group
Company closed its subsidiary Mincon Carbide in Sheffield during the year and sold its plant and equipment for €2.2 million in January
Ireland’s first dedicated esports complex opens in Cork
National Esports Centre represents a €1m investment in gaming infrastructure and the creation of 10 new jobs