Helicopter crash victim and tech founder Niall Crosby left will of €16.5 million
Mr Crosby founded successful London-based data-processing software company AG Grid
Tesla proposes $1tn award for Elon Musk if he hits ambitious targets
The car firm boss's enormous pay package depends on him hitting sky-high targets.
Tesla offers Elon Musk a trillion-dollar pay package
CEO will have to increase the value of his electric car company from just over $1tn to $8.5tn over 10 years.
State owes €40,500 per person in Ireland, new report on public debt shows
Report warns that cost of servicing debt will rise over coming years as ‘cheap’ debt on low interest rates rolls over on to higher rates
Galway-based space tech company announces 125 new jobs and expansion into Clare
A Galway-based space technology company has announced the creation of 125 new jobs over the next two years after opening a new manufacturing facility.
Border residents may recieve UK emergency alert on Sunday
People living in the border region are being advised that their mobile phones may receive a notification when the UK government tests its emergency alert system on Sunday.
Warning issued as UK Government prepare to test emergency alert system that could effect border counties
People living in border areas are advised that they may receive a warning via their mobile phone this weekend as the UK Government tests its emergency aler...
Beloved Dublin cafe makes ‘difficult decision’ to close
The owner said the decision came following a difficult year 'trying to manage constant cost increases, running a business and a family'
Ryanair rolls out bigger carry-on bag sizers at 235 airports across Europe
The airline allows each passenger to bring one free carry-on bag on board, but these bags must be capable of fitting under each passenger’s seat.
Technology firm Mbryonics to create 125 jobs in Galway
A Galway-based technology company is to create 125 new jobs as part of a significant expansion of its operations in the city.
Government finances remain strong despite slide in corporate tax
Department of Finance links drop in business tax receipts to exceptionally strong August last year
Ryanair cancels Canary Island flights as it cuts one million seats from Spanish routes
The airline will cancel all flights to Tenerife North, and reduce capacity at several airports across Spain