Irish accountancy and advisory firms enter a new phase as private equity backers weigh up exits

It is the latest in a string of receiverships and insolvencies to hit McNamara companies this year.

The sale of the utility has been start-stop for years. It is finally progressing to accepting initial bids on what will likely be the biggest deal of the year.

A vindicated and victorious Gerry Adams has said his nine-year defamation battle was about "putting manners" on the BBC. The jury found the broadcaster had not acted in good faith and awarded the former Sinn Féin leader €100,000.

The overrun and impairments from a second IT project were only brought to an Oireachtas committee's attention by RTÉ under direct questioning. While this lost less money than another failed upgrade and was ultimately fixed, the Department of Media had omitted it from public documents and earlier questioning.

Within 30 minutes of news of the ending of merging talks being announced, Eversheds Sutherland International said its Dublin office "is to be led by partner Pamela O’Neill".

Counsel for sellers the Thomson Moores claimed this morning that John Magnier's account of what happened on the night he says a deal was struck for a 750-acre estate “doesn't hold water”.

IK has raised more than €19 billion of capital and invested in over 200 European companies. It has now made its first platform investment in Ireland after backing Kestrel Capital.

The Dublin-based company, which develops AI tools for legal departments, is being bought out by Dutch IT giant Wolters Kluwer.

Managing a career in the arts requires more than talent — it demands financial acumen, strategic planning, and entrepreneurial grit. Bruce Stanley, advisor to some of Ireland’s most successful creatives, explains why treating art as a business is essential to sustaining a life in the industry.

In a full day of cross examination, bloodstock magnate John Magnier denied being the "bad guy" and said he didn't really understand tax matters and trusts. That's why he hired experts.