The former Joyce museum, owned by the GAA manager and leading emergency accommodation provider, is currently occupied by a group of individuals believed to have anti-immigrant sentiments.
The Social Democrats TD said last month that there were significant investor protection concerns with the regulator's approval of the bond prospectus in light of “the complicity of Israel in the genocide in Gaza”.
The Irish chapter of the Wirecard saga may remain unresolved as the joint liquidators can't proceed against former group COO Jan Marsalek, an international fugitive and alleged Russian spy.
Paddy Doherty has built an electronic gates business with sales of €30m but little is known about a man who owns pubs in south Dublin, a hotel in Donegal, mining interests and has a plan for Malin Head.
The Twitter alternative has moved its point of contact for complying with the EU’s content rulebook from Brussels to Cork. The move also puts it under Coimisiún na Meán’s remit.
The examinership process for the former Press Up venues goes "full steam ahead" following resolution of leasing issues, the High Court was told today.
Cynergy Bank chief Nick Fahy told The Currency in March he could look to raise around £200m. Now, the bank has appointed Perella Weinberg Partners to lead the process.
From Dublin to Dubai – part 4: Following initial controversy over Irish judges' involvement, the Emirates' hybrid common-law courts are emerging as global legal hubs. Is there room for Irish lawyers in those forums?
Jamie Walker, the global CEO of payments giant Elavon, speaks to The Currency about his years spent building the business from Arklow, America's changing relationship with Europe, and the need for cryptocurrencies to develop consumer protections.
Conor Noone, an accountant with Azets, has circulated a rescue plan for the Wicklow music festival to creditors. Unsecured creditors and various shareholders are being offered five per cent of their money, but the alternative is worse.
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