Flutter confirms Amy Howe as chief executive of US business

Former Ticketmaster COO had filled role on interim basis following departure of Matt King

Andros Townsend’s stunning strike caps brilliant Everton comeback at Goodison

Three goals in six minutes keeps up unbeaten start under new boss Rafael Benítez

Irish fintech Fineos raises €44m through institutional placing

ASX-listed insurance software company recently surpassed €100m in annual revenues

Irish-based subsidiary of Adobe to pay $4.8bn in dividends

Company paid $2.8bn dividend late last year and to pay further $2bn at end of 2021

Carabao Cup: Arsenal and Southampton go goal crazy

Round-up: Newcastle were held by Burnley and then dumped out on penalties

Electricity blackouts, air travel still down, and tax-free pension lump sums

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Merger of green energy companies to lead to 80 new jobs

Energy Services and Straightline Energy Solutions come together to form Action Zero

Ryanair first quarter loss, Thérapie’s €10m fertility clinics, Ikea’s profits

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€8.8m State funding to boost remote working hubs’ capacity

Connected Hubs scheme provides grants ranging from €10,000 to €250,000

Cork software company Teamwork raises $70m

Founded by Daniel Mackey and Peter Coppinger, Teamwork’s clients include Disney

Irish Council for Civil Liberties files privacy lawsuit over online ads

Organisation takes on online advertising industry in German courts under GDPR

Whiskey sales, record manufacturing activity, and loan notes for investors

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New start-up hopes to score with sports teams through analytics

Fulltime Analytics wants to help clubs use data to understand their fans better

Fulham yo-yo back to the Championship as Burnley secure top-flight status

Scott Parker’s side follow West Brom straight back down after loss at Craven Cottage

Fineos acquires Spraoi in deal worth up to $10.6m

Insuretech says transaction is expected to be earnings accretive after its first full year

New €30 million travel tech fund lands in Dublin

TeamABC looking to back start-ups focused on sustainability and transformation

Irish-founded fraud-detection start-up Inscribe raises $10.5m

Company intends to create 30 jobs in Dublin over the next two years after Series A round

Chris Wood’s first-half hat-trick sees Burnley thrash Wolves

Clarets are rampant at Molineux as they take a big step towards securing top flight safety

Reimposition of Covid restrictions hurts business activity in Dublin

Employment increased marginally in the first quarter despite declining workloads

Beekeeper completes multimillion deal for Irish start-up Lua

Formerly known as Whispr, Lua has developed voice technology for frontline workers

Arrivals into the State by sea or air dropped to 54,800 last month

Numbers are down 95.5% on an annual basis, with most entering the country via flights

Councils ‘wasting money’; business fraudsters; and how affordable housing plan will make things worse

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Stripe’s average pay and AIB’s green lending

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Gareth Bale’s brace sets up Tottenham rout of Burnley

Welsh forward scores after two minutes with Kane and Moura also on the scoresheet

Dublin clinical trials group Icon buys PRA in $12bn deal

Combined group will form the world’s largest contract research organisation

Ashley Barnes equaliser keeps Burnley clear of Fulham

Draw means Fulham move within six points of Newcastle but opportunity missed

High Irish mortgage rates, Ifac’s budget access, and the cost of having a baby

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Housing costs, Fidelity jobs, and McVerry Trust gets €1.6m from investor scheme

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Burnley lay waste to fortress Anfield as Liverpool’s home league run ends

Ashley Barnes's late penalty earns valuable three points for Sean Dyche’s side

Facebook’s three-cup trick with WhatsApp data move

Regulators should block integration of Facebook’s three platforms pending decision on antitrust action

Irish funds services firm Carne valued at €400m by private equity deal

Vitruvian, which has backed Just Eat and Skyscanner, taking about 25% stake in firm

Irish manufacturing sector ended last year on a high due to Brexit preparations

Key AIB index sees third-largest rise on record ahead of end of transition period

Nuno Espirito Santo: I don’t want Lee Mason to referee another Wolves game

Manager hits out after his side lose 2-1 away to Burnley

Back to basics keeps Burnley revival rolling along nicely

Ashley Barnes and Chris Wood on target in victory against a tame Wolves side

John Collison: ‘It is entirely plausible that you could set up Stripe in Dublin now’

Stripe co-founder on how his billion-dollar company continues to evolve

Nick Pope and scruffy Villa finishing lift Burnley out of relegation zone

Home side left frustrated after first draw of the season

Ryanair adds to Boeing order, Irish whiskey preps for rebound, and why we should listen to dissenting voices

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Burnley hold out Crystal Palace for first win of the season

Robbie Brady lasts less than 20 minutes after coming back from injury at Turf Moor

Councils overpaying for social housing, rise in private pension age, and businesses unprepared for Brexit

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MongoDB’s Irish arm chalks up $66m pretax loss

Company recently signed a multimillion euro deal to move into new offices in Dublin

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