In five years, Ahmet Dede and Maria Archer have collected a record number of accolades. Yet their story never followed the traditional restaurateur recipe.
Chair John Brady has said examining the council’s €6.5m abandoned IT system is a priority for the powerful committee. The National Gallery of Ireland director will also appear over its unused X-ray scanner.
In their final speech, lawyers for the former Sinn Féin leader claimed the BBC shows "reckless indifference" to the truth of claims made about him sanctioning the murder of IRA spy Denis Donaldson.
Loughrea’s 360° Underwriting, which focuses on construction insurance, will be absorbed into Ryan Specialty as a “natural entry point” to the Irish market.
EasyJet founder Stelios Haji-Ioannou is intensifying his fight against alleged intellectual property infringement, using Ireland as a post-Brexit legal base. His latest case targets holiday rental site Easy Reserve.
Marcel Schindler and David Allen explain how Dublin became a critical hub in the $698bn private markets firm’s growth.
Luke Mackey's employee benefits tech start-up has secured a $14.5m round led by France's Eurazeo to scale its platform and serve a market that is "systematically undervalued".
Michael McDowell has told Gerry Adams's defamation trial that Adams cannot take sole credit for the Good Friday Agreement but should be recognised for realising the “futility” of trying to drive the British out of Northern Ireland by force.
After a decade and a half of legal battles, regulatory hearings and €24m in costs, the Central Bank’s inquiry into Irish Nationwide has delivered its final verdict.
The leading opposition party is critical of the Central Bank’s role in facilitating the sale of Israeli bonds as the death toll in Gaza rises to over 53,000 and Israel moves forward with plans to take territory in the strip.
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