Internet providers have said that the broadband network has the capacity to allow for an increase in people working from home.

FOR many of us, health insurance is high on the list of financial products which that we tend to avoid changing out of fear and confusion.

Irish Distillers have been named Cork Company of the Year for driving the global renaissance of Irish whiskey.

Revenue growth for Vodafone Ireland all but stalled in the latest three months as it faced more competition.

Telecom operators in Ireland have rejected possible new regulations that would help consumers avoid ‘bill shock’ where they receive unexpectedly large bills after going over their monthly allowance.

Ireland's tech giants are continuing to find creative ways to address the gender imbalance in the STEM sector, both at undergraduate and postgraduate level.

Here is a selection of people who are starting interesting new roles with public and private organisations in Ireland.

Overcast has secured funding to open its video technology to new markets, writes Trish Dromey

A lot may have changed in the last 20 years, but in many ways, few lessons have been learned from how we lived in the late 1990s and early 2000s, writes Kyran Fitzgerald.

Forget all the marketing blurbs and advertising campaigns: is the national side really the Team of Us, or is it still primarily the preserve of those who have come through the fee-paying schools' system. Ciarán Ó Raghallaigh went in search of answers.

The support of charity gift collections, from shoeboxes to Bóthar’s sheep, comes from this desire to use the extra that some of us have to help those who need it.

Noel Campion has tested more smartphones this year than in previous years and there are some that stand out more than others.

Sinn Féin is calling for the introduction of a statutory entitlement of up to ten days paid leave for victims of domestic violence.

Cork is two years into a 10-year Bus Connects plan without a kilometre of additional bus lane or a planning application for a single park and ride.

Two separate reports have revealed the level of abuse and harassment suffered by women in Ireland, and raise further concerns that there is an under-reporting of the violence they face.

The company has been ordered to refund €416,971.79 to 72,774 customers.

Key positives included access to talent, quality third level education and the pro-business policies of successive governments.

RTÉ Director General Dee Forbes has restated the broadcaster’s commitment to a minimum of 20 per cent of sports output in 2020 being devoted to coverage of Women’s sport.