Tackling chronic disease with gene and cell therapies

Repair of old, damaged or disease tissues promises future where people live longer

Stem cell therapy: why we need to be suspicious about cure-all claims

Stem cells have long been considered a great hope of medicine, but unscrupulous clinics are marketing all sorts of treatments

Ireland likely to gain from Trump tax changes despite €50bn outflow

Study claims US tax changes has further incentivised overseas investment

The euro 20 years on: Ireland’s long journey to currency union

The first part of a series examines the trade-offs made in joining the single currency

Is Ireland’s booming economy just an illusion?

Strongest economic growth in Europe is delivering jobs-rich but low-wage recovery

Varadkar and Trudeau: is it bromance or just another photo-op?

The Taoiseach and the Canadian PM are meeting yet again – is Canada that important?

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Diarmaid Ferriter: Ireland has bowed to US firms since 1950s

Dollar Exports Advisory Committee called for tax concession on profits from exports

Orbsen Therapeutics to take part in €6m liver disease clinical trial

NUI Galway spin-out announces plan to partner with University of Birmingham on FP7-funded project

Stem cell trials on tackling osteoarthritis may lead to treatment in five years

NUI Galway team involved in EU project

Innovation Awards profile: Orbsen Therapeutics - Stem cell research

Orbsen Therapeutics. Stem cell research

Ireland’s first stem cell manufacturing centre approved at NUI Galway

Culture of adult stem cells can help sufferers of arthritis, heart disease and diabetes

Foreign investment flow increased last year, according to latest statistics

CSO report shows growing stock of international investment

Diners bite into world’s first stem cell burger

Hamburger which cost €250,000 to develop will be served in a London restaurant today

Irish Blood Transfusion Service funds €2.5m stem-cell research