In a full day of cross examination, bloodstock magnate John Magnier denied being the "bad guy" and said he didn't really understand tax matters and trusts. That's why he hired experts.
Kennelly will leave her position once Oireachtas committee scrutiny of the State agency's failed IT project concludes, the Arts Council board said in a statement this morning.
With €4m in fresh funding, a former PwC chief on board, and a growing list of accountancy firms as clients, the Dublin-based start-up believes it’s built the infrastructure to make human-led bookkeeping obsolete.
Lukoil Capital DAC was registered months before the war in Ukraine and raises money that’s funnelled back to the Russian firm, which is a major player in the Kremlin's economy.
The Russian-owned alumina refinary along the Shannon river was granted planning permission in March. Two environmental groups are challenging An Bord Pleanála's decision in the High Court.
Businessman Maurice Regan did not want bloodstock magnate John Magnier to bid on the Barne Estate as he wanted to suppress the price of land in Co Tipperary, the High Court has heard.
The Court of Appeal has rejected the trading giant’s appeal in relation to tax relief following a long-running battle with the Revenue Commissioners.
There are many more finance options for businesses now than in 1986, yet Kerry Group’s founding CEO has urged greater support for large Irish companies to become global champions.
Irish businessman Maurice Regan and crime journalist Paul Williams feature in the opening of bloodstock magnate John Magnier's bitter court battle to buy the 17th-century Barne Estate in Co Tipperary.
Russia is moving to seize critical infrastructure at home, including an airport, and authorities have identified an Irish subsidiary as a matter of interest.
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