Cork-based Clearword raises $3.25m in seed funding
Business creates summaries of meetings and organises them in a video library
Web Summit embroiled in second legal row as backer sues Paddy Cosgrave
High Court hearing takes place as third day of hi-tech event gets under way in Lisbon
When business partners fall out over who should take credit for past success
The dispute around Web Summit is detailed in a 31-page Superior Court of California filing whose contents are disputed
Clane community group challenges permission for 142 residential units
Go-ahead granted by Bord Pleanála to Debussy properties
Three charged over €6m ‘ghost broker’ motor insurance fraud
Two businessmen and art teacher remanded on bail and have not yet indicated how they will plead
Debenhams workers live with the trauma of liquidation one year on
Bitter dispute appears near resolution after a year of protests and pickets
High Court approves Nordic Aviation Capital's scheme with lenders
Bulk of group’s creditors are behind plan
More promises from Minister for Housing but will they build change?
Cantillon: Darragh O’Brien pledges more affordable homes and first-time buyer support
Pet product firm’s directors restricted from involvement in companies
Brian and David Stenson of Winning Ways stalled from doing business for five years
High Court refuses to stop Grafton Group holding ‘closed’ agm
Former chairman claimed holding meeting in pandemic breached shareholders’ rights
Apartment or house: which is the best buy?
My parents worry I'll have issues with management charges or with neighbours if I buy the apartment I want
No mediation in dispute over waste firm linked to ex-rugby star Shane Byrne
Case taken by Oxigen against Byrne and his brother William over joint operation, court told
Boris Johnson’s ditching of the DUP a bold Brexit gamble
By asking EU to rule out an extension, PM hopes MPs will face stark choice of deal or no deal
FAI chief Donal Conway steps forward despite chaos
A contentious agm will decide if the organisation's president is elected for another term
Family members in High Court dispute over jewellery business
Two brothers in Claddagh ring business take proceedings against each other
Dublin-based DecaWave closes $30m funding round, announces 100 jobs
Company looking to expand further in China, which accounts for 50% of its revenues
Former directors of Clerys operator ‘actively misled’, court told
Store’s liquidators must discover documents concerning pre-sale meetings, judge orders
Funding rises for Irish start-ups in emerging technologies
New figures show product-driven tech firms raised a combined €580.2m last year
A month-by-month look back at 2017 in Ireland
News review of the year: Border issues, the Garda whistleblower scandal, property prices, the Paradise Papers, Storm Ophelia and the Rescue 116 tragedy were some of the big stories of 2017
Irish tech firms sign deals as part of Arab states trade mission
Ding, IHeed and mAdme among 32 firms taking part in Enterprise Ireland trip
Dublin dominates property investment market
Great opportunities in commercial and residential property rental
Tech firms get financial boost with new fund of almost €100m
EIF to invest €20 million in new Act fund while agtech fund also announced
Number of companies incorporated last year highest since 1998
Almost 21,000 companies incorporated in 2016 while over 8,300 were struck off
State agency under pressure over Seán FitzPatrick inquiry
Judge found the ODCE set out to ‘construct a case’ against the former Anglo chairman
Ex-Anglo chief Seán FitzPatrick acquitted in long-running loans case
‘As you can appreciate it’s a wonderful day for me and my family’
Fitzpatrick on loans: ‘it was done, done, done and I just signed it’
Ex-Anglo chief says no benefit to him from annual refinancing of loans
Owners row over control of top city pub group
Court documents reveal depth of shareholder discord as merger of Capital Bars and Mercantile falls apart within a year
Mick Wallace may be barred from acting as company director
Liquidator brings court case against Independent TD, who has been declared bankrupt
Trial of former Anglo chairman FitzPatrick to overrun ‘significantly’
Jurors told trial could go on until February because of continuing legal argument
Ireland lacks qualified company secretaries, says new head of ICSA
Incoming president says tougher EU rules and over-regulation are a threat to growth
Snapchat has secretly filed for flotation, sources claim
IPO could come as early as March, with messaging company valued at up to $25bn
Board’s future at Hugh Lane Gallery called into question
Dublin City Council study says lack of clarity may prompt Hugh Lane board’s dissolution
Console directors linked to 12 companies, but dates of birth vary
HSE auditors found Patricia Kelly employed six different signatures on documentation
Frank Woeste - Pocket Rhapsody: the fresh and invigorating sound of a pianist daring to be different
Trial of ex-Anglo chairman Sean FitzPatrick set for May 2016
Case had been due to begin in August but it was put back due to adverse publicity
Seán FitzPatrick’s attempt to adjourn trial denied
Former Anglo chairman had sought the adjournment due to recent publicity
Fitzpatrick jury to return in June as legal argument continues
Judge allows foreman be excused with start of evidence being adjourned four times
New legal powers will be a vital weapon against cartels
It is hoped that the new Cartel Immunity Programme will make it easier to gather information
The business stories that made the news in 2014
O'Reilly, Rusnak, Ross and Trichet among the people who featured In the headlines this year
Accountant fined €3,000 for false auditor reports
Ignatius Forde to undertake 200 hours of community servicem, court says
Former Anglo executives sent forward for trial
Willie McAteer and Pat Whelan were served with books of evidence today at Dublin District Court
Wexford family restrained from selling properties
High Court directs Forte family to account for rents paid on Wexford properties
Anglo executives McAteer and Whelan charged over alleged €8m fraud
Former finance director granted €8.2m loan on day before bank guarantee
McAteer and Whelan sentenced to 240 hours community service
Judge concludes hearing saying: ‘Thank you gentlemen. Enjoy your community service’
Action Plan for Jobs takes Troika memo template
Analysis: Hundreds of worthy and trivial targets are set out, but plan may achieve ultimate aim
Reliance to start a $12bn telecoms network in the world’s second-most populous nation
Indian company also runs world’s largest crude oil refining complex
Pierse liquidator seeks restriction orders against former directors
High Court action against nine directors at construction firm that went bust in 2010
Anglo trial : Legal advice as an issue in the case
Judge told jury that such advice on transaction was irrelevant to guilt or innocence
Anglo trial: Two ex-bank directors guilty on 10 counts
Pat Whelan and William McAteer found not guilty on six charges relating to Quinn family
Anglo Irish Bank trial: the numbers, the charges, the witnesses
43 days of hearings, 3 accused, 15 jurors
Jury in Anglo trial to resume deliberations on Monday
Earlier court told everybody was ‘gloriously happy’ with deal to unwind Quinn stake in the bank
Trial told it was ‘normal’ for credit committees to be independent
Committees normally discuss loans before loan facility letters are issued, expert says
Quinns were ‘doing what they were told’ with Anglo holding, court hears
Shares held in Cyprus to maximise tax efficiency, former Quinn financial director says
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