Austrian air control puts Ryanair subsidiary under watch
December 5, 2019 5:55 amRyanair’s wholly-owned Austrian subsidiary Laudamotion has hit some turbulence in the past few days. One of its flights to Dublin... View Article
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Cash crunch: Why cash is key to the FAI’s money woes
December 5, 2019 5:50 amRevenue is vanity. Profits are sanity. Cash is reality. I could not help but think of that phrase as I... View Article
“This is not my first rodeo“: The trials and tribulations of businessman Philip Marley
December 4, 2019 6:00 amOn Monday morning, the former millionaire property developer Philip Marley sat at the back of a half empty court waiting... View Article
Mapping Goldman Sachs’ €8bn Irish debt maze: the structures, the litigation, the people and the profits
December 3, 2019 6:00 amOn the bank of the Grand Canal adjoining Dublin’s Baggot Street Bridge, a cheery, modern office block with wide windows... View Article
Former senior central banker on Apple tax case, the tracker scandal and his new role as a regulator in the Channel Islands
December 3, 2019 6:00 amWith its pristine streets, manicured parks and waterfront vistas, St Helier looks every inch the picture-perfect tourist town. Yet, the... View Article
Dialling it up: the unfulfilled ambitions of a millionaire telecoms operator
December 2, 2019 6:00 amMark Roden isn’t one for compliments or pats on the back. Introductions out of the way, I kick off the... View Article
Marian O’Gorman: “I thought entrepreneurs were people who had helicopters”
December 2, 2019 6:00 amIn this interview Marian O’Gorman, the chief executive of the Kilkenny Group, spoke about: Making a business, built on authentic... View Article
Taxman versus accountants: boom time deals under scrutiny in tax appeal row
November 28, 2019 5:50 amIn the annals of the Celtic Tiger, it is easy for the success stories of the merely wealthy to get... View Article
From wind farms to recycling: Who is buying into (and financing) Ireland’s green wave?
November 28, 2019 5:50 amFrom student strikes to loud Government announcements, the deep shifts needed to decarbonise the national economy, improve waste management and... View Article
What ABP, Kerry and Rosderra are thinking for 2020: China, China, China… and Brexit
November 27, 2019 6:15 amWhether they buy Irish food or take it off Ireland’s competitors on global food markets, Chinese consumers have become a... View Article
