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“The difference between me and AI is that my hallucinations are particularly human”

October 16, 2024 5:48 am Published by Alice Chambers

The story goes that when the Lumière brothers showed their footage of a train arriving at a station to the... View Article

“Dublin city centre is filthy. Crime is through the roof. If it was a shop, I would clean it”

October 16, 2024 5:16 am Published by Alison Cowzer

In this series, we have sought to shine a light on the world of franchising – from how the model... View Article

“Busy fools”: restaurant, café and pub owners busier than ever, yet never closer to the edge

October 15, 2024 6:07 pm Published by Alice Chambers

Hartley’s Restaurant has become a Dún Laoghaire landmark since it opened in 2007 in the old Victorian railway ticket office... View Article

Alias Tom kitted out everyone from Johnny Logan to stockbrokers to Charlie Haughey. Why is it closing?

October 15, 2024 5:15 pm Published by Tom Lyons

Westlife star Nicky Byrne once worked there. Multiple Eurovision winner Johnny Logan once modelled for it. Generations of stockbrokers and... View Article

Brendan Mullin blamed “clerical mistakes” for bank payments, trial hears

October 15, 2024 4:23 pm Published by Francesca Comyn

“The case isn’t that complex. What it boils down to is dishonesty,” prosecution counsel Dominic McGinn told the jury in... View Article

“A really attractive market”: Inflexion Private Equity on Ireland’s maturing PE sector

October 15, 2024 5:23 am Published by Michael Cogley

Malcolm Coffin is used to investing through economic shocks. He has worked through the global financial crisis, Brexit, and the... View Article

In a world dominated by fast fashion, Amy Anderson is mapping out her own path

October 15, 2024 5:03 am Published by Rosaleen McMeel

The closure of online luxury retailer Matchesfashion hit the independent fashion sector hard earlier this year. Unpaid bills for inventory... View Article