Department of Enterprise, Trade and Employment

Department of Enterprise suggested involvement of former Siptu official Paul Bell might give rise later to man he effectively replaced Ictu nominee to the court challenging procedures

Legislation caused tensions between officials concerned at new ‘security threats’ from 5G operators and those charged with attracting inward investment from companies such as Chinese operator Huawei

Other Irish businesses have links to a state with a much-maligned human rights record

Dairy farmers express concern over production costs remaining high and selling prices being reduced

Opposition accuses Government of capitulation as 'open and frank' discussion on prices takes place

Staff at board games maker accept redundancy offer as number of collective job losses soars in first three months of the year

Haeseo Yoon claims decision to find that tattoo artists are not legally entitled to work permits amounts to an error of law

Government’s Digital Services Bill faced pre-legislative scrutiny from TDs on Wednesday

Dr Min Li claims she was sacked for refusing to sign contract for €11,000 less than agreed with Department of Enterprise under visa terms

Drip feed of redundancies provides a case study in risks to the Irish economy from tech downturn

Space strategy is reaping dividends with industry and research groups consistently providing groundbreaking technologies to the ESA

Adopting and deploying commercial results into the public sector could prove the commercial case for new solutions

Outgoing IDA Ireland global head of life sciences and talent transformation and innovation to take up chief executive role on April 17th

Healthcare sector now accounting comfortably for the largest number of new work permits granted