Company developed pioneering treatment to claim the 2017 Irish Times Innovation award

Previous winners have secured investment funding and increased their operations

Irish company has created ground-breaking technology to prevent spread of superbugs

‘A mobile phone screen contains 300 times as many bacteria as a lavatory seat’

Irish firm is on the verge of several more deals as it eyes global expansion

The Irish Times Innovation Awards have again showcased innovative excellence across a range of products and services

This stunning newly translated version of Aeschylus’ poetic tidal wave is tailor-made for a 21st century audience

Antimicrobial coatings kill 99.99 per cent of harmful bacteria and fungi

Antimicrobial technology company turns germ of idea into novel patented process

Damola Adetosoye (17) got into difficulty while swimming in the river Shannon

DIT start-up says its solution can protect surfaces from fatal drug-resistant superbugs

Irish start-up is one of 20 Enterprise Ireland client firms at Arab Health show in Dubai

Historic property offered for €10m after Browne family got into financial difficulty

Supertrawler Atlantic Dawn sold a decade ago but deal works against smaller operations

Research by DIT scientists developed nanotechnology to kill superbugs

Michael D Higgins and Enda Kenny among mourners at funeral of businessman

Team’s ‘game changing’ discovery could stem the spread of MRSA and E coli

New innovators: Kastus

Labour’s Brendan Howlin, James Browne of Fianna Fáil and Independent Mick Wallace also elected

The general election has produced an age range among TDs of nearly 50 years

Historic Mayo property on sale after a long battle by Browne family to retain ownership

Bookmakers will get seat on the board of HRI, Sinn Féin’s Martin Ferris claims

Wexford politician has served under three taoisigh since 1982

After a cancer diagnosis and brain haemmorhage, it was finally time to celebrate

Father of six took his own life after taking lethal quantities of prescription painkillers

This week: The ‘glass closet’, inclusive capitalism and Goldman Sachs goes football crazy

James Reilly says would not make sense to have vehicles locked up in a depot after hours

Regarded as a national treasure, historic Westport House has faced many challenges through the years. ‘It’s been a struggle, I don’t think we’ve ever been a family to deny that . . . money has been a big issue,’ say the owners who have seen the business grow 60 per cent in the past four years

Cork’s hurling championship history is full of sudden and unexpected arrivals

Thirty-one TDs act against the Protection of Life during Pregnancy Bill, three abstain and four absent

Four FG TDs defied whip

Largest turnout for vote since Government formed

Mathews, Timmins, Walsh and Flanagan told to vacate offices in party’s section of Leinster House

Sharp divisions between FG and Labour backbenchers over controversial Bill

The forward has taken his impressive form with UCC into Cork’s senior side

TD fined for using mobile phone when driving and not having a current licence