Ronan Jennings selects the 10 most important Irish people in the world of video games.

The Court of Appeal has dismissed a businessman's appeal over whether an investment fund was entitled to sue him over a €30.5m debt it bought from Irish Bank Resolution Corporation (IBRC).

The gaming industry in Ireland is on the move thanks to new technology and a visionary action plan, writes Niall Kitson

PRE-TAX profits at the Irish unit of game giant GOA Games increased more than eight-fold in 2009 as revenues almost doubled.

RESEARCHERS at third-level with ideas for start-ups have until September 22 to apply for a cut of a €7 million fund launched yesterday by the Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Innovation, Batt O’Keeffe.

HAVOK, the Emmy award-winning Irish technology company, has signed a new licensing agreement with global toy manufacturer Lego.

STUDENTS are turning away in huge numbers from courses in business, engineering, teaching, law and disciplines affected by the economic recession.

THE tiny number of teachers who are sacked for poor performance is a factor in the low standards and high failure rate in Leaving Certificate maths, the head of a leading software firm has suggested.

HAVOK, the Emmy award-winning Irish software company, has expanded its global presence by opening a new office in Japan.

A 56% drop in the number of students accepting third level computing courses is posing a very real threat to the sustainability one of Ireland’s most successful and secure sectors, it was claimed today.

AN IRISH company involved in gaming technology and film making has landed a top US award for its international work.

TVC Holdings, a publicly quoted investment holding company, today announced that it has agreed to sell its interest in Telekinesys Research as part of the sale of Havok to Intel Corporation.

INTEL has agreed to purchase Havok, a maker of software for video-game developers.

The Digital Hub has announced that technology company Havok is to locate its corporate headquarters in The Digital Hub in Dublin.

A research and development growth funding round of €7m has been closed by the Dublin physics software company Havok.

Eidos Interactive's Iona Storm Austin studio ISA is to be provided with real time physics from Dublin company Havok.