‘Love always comes at a price’: Pierre Zakrzewski’s funeral takes place in Dublin
Irish cameraman was killed by Russian shelling while covering war in Ukraine
Congressman Richard E Neal awarded Kennedy-Lemass Medal
Award recognises efforts for peace and deepening of Irish-US trade relations
US FDI firms retain positive view of Ireland as location for future investment
Ireland must remain attractive as a country in which talent wants to live and where businesses want to locate
FDI works both ways: the two-way street between the US and Ireland
Irish investment into the US is at an all-time high, with over 110,000 US citizens working for Irish companies
Ireland will still attract foreign direct investment despite tax change – IDA
Business groups react to change of rate from 12.5% to 15% for firms making at least €750m
The paradox of teams: diverse teams are smarter but not easy
In order to benefit from teamwork, members of a team have to be able to bond
Vaccine debacle raises questions about credibility of Beacon chief
Michael Cullen has survived first onslaught of the controversy but now faces review
How Intel ended up investing billions in Ireland
Investment is about to top $22bn but State very nearly did not get a penny from US chipmaker
Showcasing leading edge innovation
US-Ireland Research Innovation Awards ‘offer a very high profile way to demonstrate what Ireland is achieving in that space’
State’s growing reputation as a reliable and trustworthy partner
Over 50% of US multinational companies in Ireland see State as solid investment location
Transatlantic relationship boosts Irish economy and exchequer
Foreign direct investment underpins US links with Ireland and is set to get stronger
Businesses call for more supports amid ‘devastating’ restrictions
Groups call for Government to use time ‘wisely’ as retailers warn of job losses
FDI firms surprised by budget intellectual property change
Budget 2021: Government ‘may be trying to limit’ further flow of IP assets into Ireland
Confusion and anger in Irish businesses at call for lockdown
NPHET has called for the whole country to be moved to the highest level of restrictions
Time to nourish Ireland’s relationship with the United States
US multinationals spending €6.3bn on goods and services from Irish businesses annually
Trump’s visa ban to ‘harm Irish economic recovery’
More than 10,000 Irish citizens were granted visas last year in categories now axed
American Chamber calls for tax cuts despite Brexit threat
US multinational lobby says State is globally uncompetitive for attracting staff
Shaun Davey: ‘I got to know where the sweet spot is on the uilleann pipes’
The 70-year-old composer prepares for a performance to celebrate his ground-breaking orchestral work The Brendan Voyage
Clerys closure: Court dismisses challenge relating to charges against former owners
Minister had challenged District Court decision to strike out charges
Minister ‘lashed out’ summonses over Clerys redundancies, judge told
Department store employed 460 staff at time of closure
Clerys lay-offs: Minister moves to quash striking-out of charges
District judge’s decision found prosecution failed to comply with disclosure order
Promoting the transatlantic relationship
With Brexit looming and the global trading environment in flux, Ireland will play a crucial role in facilitating transatlantic trade in Europe
US-Ireland business relationship a two-way street
American Chamber of Commerce chief executive Mark Redmond sets out his vision for future collaboration between the two countries
High Court challenge to decision on Clerys redundancies charges
Dublin District Court judge struck out the charges last month
Former Clerys workers ‘mystified’ by prosecution failure
Dublin District Court strikes out charges against businesswoman Deirdre Foley and others
Ibec rejects European Commission’s proposals on digital tax
Lobby group also wary of Macron’s reform agenda
Special tax on digital companies would ‘harm’ EU’s attractiveness
American Chamber of Commerce suggests tax on turnover could cause ‘economic damage’
Liam O’Flynn remembered as a ‘magical’ musician
Uileann piper ‘bristled’ at being called a purist, funeral told
New charges brought over Clerys redundancies
OCS Operations chief accused of giving false information and breaking employment laws
Irish Government files submission in Microsoft warrant case
Neutral position in privacy case before US court is departure from earlier position
Dublin ‘needs 32,500 new apartments by 2022’ for multinational growth
Foreign employers reaching ‘tipping point’ finding housing in advance of employing staff
Trump’s tax reforms ‘won’t affect US appetite for Ireland’
American Chamber says our reputation as a location of choice it at an all-time high
Case against Deirdre Foley adjourned to end of July
Former owners of Clerys department store also face charges in relation to breaking employment laws
Deirdre Foley to seek disclosure of evidence in Clerys case
Businesswoman charged with impeding WRC over redundancies at Dublin store
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