Ian Kehoe

The Central Bank’s latest report confirms what many suspected — the systemic failures in Irish housing policy remain unaddressed.

Rónán Mullen has spent decades championing traditional values in an increasingly secular Ireland. He reflects on faith, politics, and his belief that mainstream media is shutting down voices like his.

Having doubled headcount in recent years, PwC’s strategy consulting business, Strategy&, has landed in Ireland, and David McGee is helping lead the charge. He explains how it differentiates from traditional consulting, and how the consultancy can help Irish businesses make knotty strategy decisions – quickly.

The US president is playing a different game where the normal rules of engagement do not apply.

As UK-backed consolidators snap up Irish accountancy firms, Dominic Kelly is taking a different path. With new investment from Renatus, Kelly wants Strata Financial to offer an Irish alternative for smaller practices.

Persona’s legal action against the State is inching closer to a full hearing. The government that Michael Lowry helped form is defending the case, despite accepting the findings of the tribunal underpinning the case that Lowry rejects. Confused? You should be.

Former Maples partner Barry McGrath has stepped down from the wealth manager previously known as Argeau, but his Cyprus investment vehicle remains on the share register.

The High Court has reversed a Labour Court decision in favour of a former employee at Debenhams, a move that has implications for a further 800 former workers. The move comes following a successful appeal by the company’s liquidators.

Feeling undervalued by investors and requiring more capital to fuel its ambitious growth plan, Ireland’s largest hotel group has triggered a strategic review. It is the latest twist in a company formed from the embers of Ireland’s financial collapse.

Given Michael Lowry’s regained prominence, there has been a lot of focus on the Moriarty Tribunal. But it is worthwhile to revisit the circumstances surrounding his 2016 conviction for tax offences.