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Full coverage: Cork

“We’re back to bootstrapping, but we’re doing better than ever”

In 2016, Tom Cotter began toying with the idea of making clothes for water sports enthusiasts. After eight years of hard knocks, his company OceanR is now backed by some of Ireland’s savviest business people – and primed for more.

Thomas Hubert
16th Aug, 2024 - 18 min read

“This is managed equity. It’s not passive”: Quintas Capital wants to back Irish SMEs

Experienced business investor Kevin MacSweeny has just bought a 20% stake in Kevin Canning's Quintas Capital. As it launches a new equity investment division for SMEs, Canning and MacSweeny talk strategy, cheque sizes and deal pipelines.

Tom Lyons
11th Jul, 2024 - 5 min read

Six decades after it started on the outskirts of Cork city, Riverview Eggs has been sold for €4m

Riverview Eggs is the largest producer and packer of eggs in Munster. Now it has been sold to another Irish family-owned business.

Tom Lyons
4th Jul, 2024 - 2 min read

Nimble Otonomee is deploying its remote “universal agents” to the US

Replacing call centres with home workers and a suite of customer management services and technologies is proving to be a scalable business for the Cork-based company.

Thomas Hubert
3rd Jul, 2024 - 4 min read

London fund in advanced talks to buy Cork’s largest pub group for €30m

Attestor Capital is close to buying The Rearden's Group in Cork, giving it a strong base in Munster as well as Leinster. The London-based fund, which already owns Dublin's oldest pub, is on the look out to buy even more.

Thomas Hubert
16th Mar, 2024 - 2 min read

Máiría Cahill: I don’t know if Ian Bailey was a killer but he made me very afraid

Ian Bailey spoke at length to Máiría Cahill in the west Cork town of Schull where he was the main suspect in the murder of Sophie Toscan du Plantier. He was polite, edgy, guarded, a performer who could be chilling.

Máiría Cahill
27th Jan, 2024 - 8 min read

Paul Flynn: What happens when a white elephant collides with a sacred cow?

Selling the naming rights to Páirc Uí Chaoimh makes functional sense but doesn’t compute emotionally. It also begs the question: Why do we keep building stadiums when we’re not sure how to fill them?

Paul Flynn
20th Jan, 2024 - 5 min read

“I care about people, I care about the business. It’s important we all get the most out of it”

RDJ boss Jamie Olden talks growth and opportunity, and explains why 2024 will be a tough year for hospitality and commercial property.

Francesca Comyn
21st Dec, 2023 - 9 min read

The battle for Fota: Court orders phone inspection over secret recordings

The three-year-old legal battle over who owns the five-star resort has taken a new twist, with highly contested claims of manipulated surreptitious recordings and a Chinese arrest warrant.

Francesca Comyn
1st Dec, 2023 - 5 min read

Rena Maycock: The Entrepreneur Experience is the antithesis of the coin-operated Silicon Valley status quo

Ahead of this year’s Entrepreneur Experience, event co-captain Rena Maycock reflects on what she learned from participating in the event, explaining that what she found in Ballymaloe was a carefully curated collection of givers.

Rena Maycock
4th Sep, 2023 - 3 min read
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