The investor group combined own 11.5% of the owner of Irish Ferries. One opposing shareholder told The Currency: “We feel the offer is inadequate at its current level.”
The story of a long fight to save a short stretch of seaside public walkway from being closed off when cruise liners docked – and the protesters too determined to give up.
The taxi app company, owned by Lyft, says the deals will bolster its B2B business in Ireland with access to public contracts with the likes of the HSE and Tusla.
John McCarthy, the semi-state’s innovation director, talks to The Currency about next-generation ticketing, the electrification of buses and managing a “supercomputer on wheels”.
Elysian Capital acquired the group behind Fastway Couriers for €33m in the wake of the pandemic. Now a debt provider to the group has appointed receivers to the business.
Political commitments have come and gone. Hundreds of industry visitors and four bidders known so far make the Dublin metro a more tangible prospect.
The Limerick transport software company is preparing to raise outside funding to power an acquisition strategy in the UK and further internationalising.
From the impact of battery production to fleet management, there is now an answer to every piece of misinformation circulating about electric cars.
Bastille Realty’s challenge is the third case filed against permission for the route in recent weeks. The cases follow challenges to four other corridors approved as part of the flagship transport project.
Deloitte infrastructure lead Stephen Prendiville and Oxford academic Debbie Hopkins spoke with The Currency about getting Ireland’s ground transport right as it shifts to a more interconnected, sustainable system.
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