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Author: breakingnews.ie

Ireland’s rental sector is at a tipping point, with the Irish Property Owners’ Association urging sweeping tax reforms in Budget 2026.

Author: April Lara

Resilience has always been a hallmark of the association sector, but today it’s taking on new dimensions.

Author: Silicon Republic

Ireland is set to become an associate member of CERN this October, unlocking a new era of scientific, academic and commercial opportunity.

Author: Sports for Business

The GAA has launched RefWell, a pioneering mental health and performance psychology programme for referees — the first of its kind in global sport.

Author: Irish Independent

While global powers backpedal on diversity, Irish firms are moving in the opposite direction.

Author: Irish Tech News

A new 10-week microcredential from University of Galway is equipping Ireland’s medtech, pharma, and public sector labs to reduce their environmental footprint.

Author: Bank of Ireland - Think Business

Nearly a third of Ireland’s large enterprises paid a cyber ransom last year, with average payouts hitting €683,000. As threats escalate — particularly from AI-driven and state-sponsored attacks — companies are not only bracing for impact but actively budgeting for it, with some reserving up to €2.7m.

Author: Irish Legal News

Jude Copeland of Cleaver Fulton Rankin has been appointed chair of the Law Society of Northern Ireland’s new sub-group on cybersecurity, data protection and emerging technologies—a key move as the legal profession confronts rapid shifts driven by AI.

Author: April Lara

Across industries, associations are redefining what it means to lead—through bold cultural shifts, purposeful acquisitions, and decisions that speak to identity as much as impact.

Author: The Cork

Cork’s business community has laid out a sharp and urgent Budget 2026 wishlist, pushing for decisive Government action on housing, business costs, and city centre security.