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From voguish volleyball outfits to sleek skatewear, this year's event – in the famously chic French capital – has been called "the most fashionable Olympics". Here are the kits that prove it.

A new type of fashion industry is beginning to emerge in Ireland, one that retains its history of craft and skill while harnessing a forward-thinking, sustainable vision for the future

Cheap products from China are currently exempt from EU import duties, although FT sources say this could soon change.

China-based inventors are filing the highest number of generative artificial intelligence (GenAI) patents, far outpacing inventors in the US, Republic of Korea, Japan and India that comprise the re

Following the success of the first EUIPO edition of the Cineforum webinar: When reality enters the fiction, the second  edition is now underway:

The new guide offers comprehensive, practical resources to protect intellectual property from counterfeiting and piracy.

The Intellectual Property Office of Ireland is delighted to launch the first of its animated explainer videos, which provides a simple overview of Intellectual Property (IP). 

Chanel has been handed a loss in its attempt to block the registration of a cosmetics-centric trademark that it claims is a bit too similar to two of its own marks, namely, its well-known No.

When the Irish Olympic team parades at the opening ceremony on the river Seine in Paris on July 26th, it will be a proud moment for the athletes and the young Irish woman who has designed and manuf