Where to next after months of talks over Ardagh’s “abandoned” bonds-for-equity deal?

The court has been hearing from the Coolmore accountant who worked on the Barne transaction, the "rumours and innuendo" around Maurice Regan's rival bid and "outrageous" claims about "head nodding" at a witness.

Ireland has yet to ratify the EU-Canada trade deal, due to a Supreme Court legal challenge, but Simon Harris is marching on with a bill to sign off on the agreement.

This is the second legal proceedings lodged by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission against Irish bookmakers as part of its wider probe into potential breaches of competition law.

John Gleeson has helped bring global productions to Irish shores. The leading film finance advisor argues that strategic infrastructure investment – and political vision – are now critical to sustaining momentum.

The UK government has set about reducing the regulatory burden placed on smaller private fund managers while also securing a commitment from the pension industry to pump billions of pounds into British SMEs. Will it work?

Exergyn is pioneering a heat pump that it believes can eliminate harmful refrigerant gases from heating and cooling systems. Kevin O’Toole and Mark Connolly explain how the company is building one of Europe’s most ambitious climate-tech businesses.

The High Court action in relation to the bookmaker follows “dawn raids” undertaken last month against businesses in the betting sector by the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission as part of "an ongoing criminal investigation".

The Aquaculture Licences Appeals Board, currently involved in several judicial review cases, said there is a “serious risk” to its reputation from the level of litigation. The marine department has now ringfenced €400,000 to cover legal costs.

As law firm Ogier expands its footprint in Ireland, newly appointed tax partner John Perry is tasked with building a tax advisory practice from scratch. He talks about policy, complexity, and why now is the right time to integrate tax at the heart of legal and corporate services.

The overhaul of Rent Pressure Zones marks a break from policies that stifled investment in rental housing. It may revive development in Dublin, but systemic issues still threaten delivery across the rest of the country.