GT Group and Ted Brennan Motors will build on the two companies' experience in vehicle recovery, crash repair, and salvage auctioning using carbon-labelled green parts.
The start-up, often described as an "Uber for pathology", has just secured a crucial approval to carry out pathological testing in the UK. CEO Donal O'Shea speaks about building out its UK footprint and plans to scale up in the US.
The Government will closely watch the introduction of new EU tax-efficient savings and investment accounts. But the funds industry may spy a big opportunity to act as the home for the bloc's newest investors.
Aeropipeline Limited, the developer behind the ambitious plans to build a fuel pipeline from Dublin Port’s oil terminal to Dublin Airport has now applied for voluntary strike-off.
The former Kilkenny hurler was jailed for five and a half years for scamming people out of money to pay for cancer treatment he did not need.
The UN Special Rapporteur on Palestine singles out Ireland for trade with Israel in dual-use goods and allowing Shannon Airport to be used by US state officials, Israel's key military and political ally.
Approved housing bodies are providing half of Ireland’s new social and affordable homes. Ahead of the Government’s new housing plan, the CEOs from three of the largest share their expectations.
Eimear Ní Bhraonáin’s new book lays out the curiosities and patterns in the disgraced hurling star’s character long before he embarked on a life of deception, and dissects the playbook he tailored to each victim in disturbing detail.
Camden Yard, a prime site in Dublin city centre, had appeared close to being acquired by a European real estate fund. However, the deal has failed to close, and the property is now expected to return to the market.
The judge said a custodial sentence is "inevitable" for the former all-star Kilkenny hurler who traded on esteem and regard to dupe friends, family, and associates out of close to €400,000 to help fund cancer treatment he did not need.
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