The collapse in new housing starts this year isn’t just a post-incentive hangover – it’s a sign of deeper issues in how Ireland is building, planning, and managing its long-term housing strategy.
The officials who documented a meeting between Peter Burke and the tech multinational last year believed some existing jobs were at risk. One participant has since had the record re-written.
Major developers, a cinema mogul, the operator of Croke Park, and everyday farmers are among appellants seeking the removal of sites from the tax net, which came into effect earlier this year.
The US construction magnate is currently embroiled in a battle with John Magnier over ownership of the 751-area estate in Co Tipperary which both want to support their growing bloodstock businesses.
Irish digital marketing business Techads claimed to be worth over €600m but a dispute with a former partner has left the firm hollowed out and existing “solely” for litigation.
The Lions concept remains worth preserving, but only if the structural problems identified on this tour are addressed. The Currency’s coverage of the British & Irish Lions is supported by Bespoke Estate Agents.
Herald Investment Management has offloaded its stake in the airline software company while Sean O’Driscoll and Pageant Investments have gone in deeper.
In May accountant Joe Walsh was tasked, as examiner, with rescuing 25-year-old Instrotec. On Thursday his rescue plan was approved by the High Court. What does it say?
The energy start-up was co-founded by Don O’Leary, the former site lead at Stripe in Ireland. It raised €1.5m from climate investors but is now being wound up with backers made whole.
John Purdy’s IT services group, Ergo, is targeting sales of €233 million in 2025. It has appointed corporate finance advisors to sell a stake in the business to fund its growth.
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