Fifty-nine full and part-time staff will lose their jobs as the well-known Munster venue ceases trading. Tribeca is owned by Limerick-born property investor Aidan Brooks.
The building materials giant will sell two of its plants in the state to pave the way for regulatory clearance for its acquisition of local firm Standard Construction Group – one of may smaller US M&As for the Irish group in the shadow of its flagship Arcosa deal.
Anne Marie Monahan’s High Court challenge follows a failed appeal against the CGT bill Revenue applied to the sale of shares she had inherited from her late husband Peter.
Reese Witherspoon, Nicole Kidman and Olivia Rodrigo are all hanging out with finance guys, writes Andrew Zucker, The Wall Street Journal.
June O’Connell co-founded Skellig Six18, a small-batch gin and whiskey brewery, in Cahersiveen. A former partner at William Fry, she passed away at just 56 but leaves a rich legacy.
The AB Foundation was set up in Ireland by crypto firm AB and sought to fund philanthropic efforts through blockchain tech while trying to shake off associations with a controversial Cambodian group.
A supercharged U.S. economy has helped transform a nation of homebodies into zealous international travelers; ‘Travel isn’t optional’, write Rachel Louise Ensign and Chelsey Dulaney, The Wall Street Journal.
VitHit, the health drinks maker founded in 2000 by Gary Lavin, is being sold. Lavin stands to gross €40 million from the sale of the business.
Since launching in 2022, the pizza slice sensation has a commanding presence in the city centre, recording over €1m in profit. With new competition entering the fray, it looks set to further cement its foothold.
After a decade at Matheson and a stint in-house at Evara, Gilroy returns to private practice to lead EY Law Ireland’s new banking and finance division. He talks about a competitive market, and his vision for the firm’s future.
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