Cork-born Gerard Delanty is one of the most distinguished global figures in the world of academic social theory, an intellectual space in which politics, philosophy and, sociology come together. Here he turns his attention to Brexit, Europe, Ukraine and Ireland.
By every conventional metric, AIB is performing extraordinarily well. The banking business is much easier when the central bank is paying out hundreds of millions per quarter.
Frank and Gráinne Wilson built Ceramicx from scratch to sales of €10 million in 31 years. Frank Wilson talks about the deal and what is next.
Asterion, the majority shareholder of National Broadband Ireland, has also become the largest investor in a separate company established to commercialise related technology.
Developer KC Capital axed its main contractor after tests showed allegedly defective concrete had been poured in the landmark office block. New legal filings contain claims on the role of various parties in the "catastrophic" delay.
Eamon FitzGerald quit his job two years ago to start online wine venture WineSpark. Its sales grew 30 per cent last year after raising money from boutique vineyards.
Tonnes of CO2 and percentage changes in greenhouse gas emissions don’t make much sense in themselves – until you visualise them against the available carbon budgets set in Irish law.
Hotelier and businessman Frankie Whelehan has just sold his group procurement firm First Choice Purchasing for over €15m to global services giant Aramark.
Noel Kelly has emerged as a central agent to broadcast stars through the RTÉ payments controversy. But what does Ireland's other super-agent, Louis Walsh, think of the whole saga – and how does he see it ending?
Irish-founded renewables firm Mainstream is in a $313m debt dispute with Ares Management. The legal row just stepped up a notch.
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