International law firm Hogan Lovells set up in Ireland in the wake of Brexit. Partner Eimear O'Brien speaks of the continued stream of firms choosing Ireland for European access.
The Meath businessman has been diversifying his portfolio with renewable gas, recycling and circular economy projects since selling his Beauparc waste empire in 2021.
In her new thriller, It Should Have Been You, Andrea Mara unfurls the meeting point of technology, loneliness and the taboo all new mothers face.
There is a difference between the history and the stories we tell ourselves. Historian Mike Cronin talks to Dion Fanning about how altering the stories will take generations, and being an English academic writing on Irish history.
Revenue's notice of appeal in the Getty case was described by the Tax Appeal Commission as “vague, unnecessarily repetitious, and/or not reflective of a point of law capable of forming a question for the High Court”.
Wealthy American investor Mary Wenning is claiming in the High Court that “very large sums of money” she believed her company was investing in Ireland have gone missing. This is denied by Jeff Leo, who will now be questioned in court on the matter.
The national investment development agency wants to take advantage of the EU’s renewed focus on competitiveness and innovation across the bloc.
Irish firms are navigating a rocky world for exporting and trade. Brid O’Connell, the CEO of Guaranteed Irish joins the podcast to explain how the organisation is helping them making sense of it all.
The heads of EY's new geopolitical unit Aidan Meagher and Simon MacAllister speak to The Currency about guiding businesses through an uncertain world, Trump's tariffs, and echoes of Brexit.
The winding down of a Lufthansa contract is among the “financial and logistical difficulties” facing the airline, the court heard. It is the second time in five years CityJet has been granted court protection.
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