Maximalist in taste and vision, the late Liam O'Dwyer created emporiums rather than pubs, from Cafe en Seine to The George. Tom Lyons profiles a man who defined nightlife for a generation of Dubliners.
Eddie McGillycuddy's Glencar has honed its construction skills on warehouse and industrial facilities for the likes of Ocado. However, it has since diversified into student accommodation and offices. It now expects revenues to hit between £550m and £600m this year.
The scandal-struck private care group is being sued by K-Club owner Michael Fetherston, who sold his TLC Nursing Homes business to the multinational in a deal north of €100 million.
The extended transition period for new EU regulations on medical devices is giving stakeholders more time on a workload that was “probably underestimated”. The sector has a large industrial presence in Ireland.
Eddie Wilson grafted for almost two decades to make himself indispensable to Ryanair before taking the top job. He talks to The Currency about creating a culture obsessed with costs, succession planning, and making HR roles matter.
The Irish-based, French-centered solar developer has announced new shareholders and directors in a bid to accelerate the delivery of its project pipeline. This includes acquiring full ownership of its Infram joint venture.
The warning signs were there, yet very smart people entrusted their companies to SVB. It would seem to make no sense. Why is this happening?
Grosvenor Cleaning Services claims it unfairly lost out to Bidvest Noonan on a multi-million contract with the University of Galway, chiefly on cost. It wants the current decision set aside so the tender competition can be rerun.
With Storyful and Kinzen, Mark Little has sold two start-ups to global media giants. He talks about his journey from journalist to entrepreneur, the importance of facing fear (and of listening), and the future of the media.
Workstyle’s founders Lizzie Penny and Alex Hirst define the concept as “the freedom to choose when and where you work”. The approach is not for everyone. However, it does have its merits, particularly for solopreneurs.
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