Square begins providing services in Ireland
Payments technology company Square, which is led by Jack Dorsey, is to begin offering its services in Ireland, launching an early access programme that provides an
April 8 2021
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Irish economy to recover quite strongly from restrictions
The Economic and Social Research Institute has lowered its forecasts for growth in the economy this year, due to ongoing Level 5 pandemic restrictions. In
March 25 2021
Happy St. Patrick’s Day
We would like to wish all our clients a Happy St. Patrick’s Day. It is different this year, as it was last year, but all
March 17 2021
People with businesses need to prepare for possible closure until end of March, Tánaiste says
PEOPLE with businesses need to be prepared for the possibility that they may not reopen until the end of March, Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has warned.
January 6 2021
Why is there a growing market for the ‘virtual office’.
Prior to the worldwide reality of locked-down society, this undervaluation of virtual office services could have been excused as technically, the virtual office was still
December 15 2020
Why are we still building offices in Dublin?
A recent survey found that over 85% of cranes in Dublin, are involved in non-residential building works, the majority of which are offices and some
December 11 2020
Another multinational reduces office space and future requirements
As reported today in the Independent, “State Street, an employer of around 2,000 people in financial services in Ireland, will see fewer people working in
December 6 2020
Businesses that are reopening can claim ‘restart week’ payment
Businesses can claim for an additional “restart week” payment to help them reopen as Covid-19 restrictions are lifted, Minister for Finance Pascal Donohoe has announced. The
November 26 2020
Microsoft predicts a permanent Irish office exodus
A recent article in the Irish Independent has claimed Microsoft Ireland research states that almost half of the country’s office workers may never return to
November 13 2020
Ireland ranked top in Europe for startup financing
Ireland is one of the best places in Europe for young companies to source investment, list on the stock market and access global capital, according
November 9 2020