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A smartphone app that warns when a user has made contact with a Covid-19 sufferer was meant to help suppress the virus - but doubts have been cast doubt its effectiveness even before it has been launched, writes Adam Maguire.
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Google has rejected demands it pay hundreds of millions of dollars per year in compensation to Australian news media under a government-imposed revenue sharing deal.
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What do IBM, Disney and Microsoft have in common? Apart from being reputable business names with strong brand recognition, they were all started during times of recession.
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Ratings agency, S&P Global Ratings, has affirmed Ireland's sovereign debt rating.
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The HSE will begin testing its Covid-19 contact tracing app in the coming week, however it will be some time more before it is available to the wider public.
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The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council has been a paragon of fiscal responsibility for many years, writes Economics Correspondent Robert Shortt.
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Employers' group Ibec has asked the Government to bring forward the phases of reopening of the economy, scrap the quarantine restrictions for people entering the country and reduce the two-metre social distancing rule to one-metre.
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The Temporary Wage Subsidy Scheme has been amended to allow women who were on maternity leave to access the payment.
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Aer Lingus passengers are to face additional measures aimed at preventing the spread of Covid-19 when using its services in the future, including controlled boarding, the use of contactless boarding passes and the continued wearing of facemarks on board aircraft.
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Six more people with Covid-19 have died in Ireland, bringing the overall death toll to 1,645.
