Inspire Brands is one of the biggest restaurant groups in the world with 32,000 restaurants in 60 countries. Why has it bought an Irish company?
Conor Clarkson has pleaded not guilty to eight charges alleging that he forged a signature to gain right-of-way access to neighbouring lands as part of a property sale to a pension fund of businessman Richard Roche. Evidence began at Wicklow Circuit Court on Tuesday.
Dublin's commercial office property market is under pressure. Now receivers have been appointed to a 200,000 sq ft development in the North docks.
A new version of the Grant Thornton report into RTÉ’s failed stage show reveals the names of key protagonists – and former chair Moya Doherty’s unwavering faith in its success.
With mergers off the table, managing partner Richard Curran talks to The Currency about promoting the mid-tier practice as a modern, dynamic law firm while cleaving to the trusted qualities its clients value.
The State’s new biodiversity action plan presents a shift in ambition to protect Ireland's natural capital, with avenues for direct business involvement. But after past failures and broken promises, experts are cagey on what the future holds.
The Beacon Hospital is performing strongly. It is being sold to an Australian bank after months of talks, at a big profit to Denis O'Brien.
Concerns about dividend payments were raised by a counter party working with Glenbeigh on the construction of 107 apartments in Dundrum in south Dublin.
JT Magen, the US construction giant led by Maurice Regan, has hit back at criticisms in the US against it. It plans to appeal a court decision, while the owners of the New York building involved say they will seek a damages trial.
The Belfast-born magnate has been refused additional discovery orders in his long-running lawsuit against the minister for finance and former secretary general John Moran relating to his IBRC loans and contacts with the Barclay brothers.
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