Funding and securing top talent will remain key challenges for start-ups and international expansion needs to be a focus from the off

Looking too far into the future can make fools of us, but data-centre power shortfall and social media regulatory wrangles lie ahead

‘After a year of cautious pilots, 2026 will see the Irish public sector accelerate AI adoption, with healthcare at the forefront’

AI’s rise is transforming career paths and challenging managers to blend human insight with machine efficiency in a reimagined world of work

With candidates seeking clarity, flexibility and wellbeing supports, employers must rethink how they build and communicate benefits packages in a tight labour market

Modern careers can progress in all directions, with lateral moves, internal mobility and upskilling redefining how workers grow

Recognising a market opportunity isn’t enough, political insulation is now a necessity for companies taking risks

Labour, capital and productivity have been driving growth, while housing and infrastructure remain sticking points

The State is drawing on a mature research ecosystem to position itself as a leader in cleantech, AI and quantum, but facing talent and coordination challenges

From choosing transparent platforms to knowing the rules around raffles, fundraising requires a little preparation

From simple donations, to farm animals that can provide a livelihood, charities offer many options for giving with meaning

People thought Furbys were spying on them, but today’s AI-powered toys may not be all that innocent

Irish sports tech companies are driving global innovation in AI, athlete performance, and fan engagement—transforming how sport is played, watched, and monetised

In the AI era, innovation and security must move in lockstep. Businesses can’t afford to choose between the two

An innovation tax credit aimed at activities that enable and support Ireland’s strong R&D base could bring investment benefits