Nomupay started operations in 2021 after buying licences from payments company Wirecard

Stripe has signed an initial five-year contract as title sponsor of the annual exhibition staged in Dublin’s RDS.

A significant proportion of employment, tax receipts and exports all directly dependent on a cluster of US multinational firms.

The public face of OnlyFans is CEO Keily Blair, an Irish lawyer and self-described feminist and 'safety nerd' promoted to the top job in 2023

Intel's facility in Kildare is a key part of the company's plan to recoup its long-lost lead in the chip manufacturing business

Paddy Cosgrave is back at the helm of Web Summit, six months after he resigned following backlash over his comments on the Israel-Hamas war

The Japanese IT services giant is embroiled in controversy in the UK over its role in the Post Office ing scandal

The Minister for Education said there was ‘very robust engagement’ at the meeting.

The woman said that Israel is a ‘terrorist state’ in a LinkedIn comment.

The Dublin office is starting small with three open jobs

Corporation tax receipts are highly concentrated among a small number of large, foreign-owned multinationals, data from the Irish Fiscal Advisory Council shows

Meta's recent layoffs followed months of waning revenue growth amid high inflation

The Irish Council for Civil Liberties claims that Ireland remains a ‘bottleneck’ for GDPR enforcement.

Leo Varadkar said he remains positive about the longer-term prospects for the tech sector

Meta shares jumped 6 per cent following the news

One tech leader said that about a third of the UK’s tech sector could have been lost if Silicon Valley Bank was not rescued.

Last year's layoffs were the first in Meta's 18-year history

It forms part of a wider cut to jobs in the tech industry.

It is not yet clear how the cuts will impact Ireland – Google employs 7,000 people here

Microsoft employs over 3,500 people in Ireland, many at its One Microsoft Place campus in Leopardstown, south Dublin.

The software giant employs more than 2,000 people in Ireland

Chief economist at the Department of Finance John McCarthy said corporate taxes could reach €22 billion this year

The tech giant is set to axe up to 10,000 workers from its global operation

The announcement will impact some of the 3,000 Meta employees in Ireland, a company spokeswoman confirmed.