His time as Ireland manager ended in disappointment. In this episode of Experience, he talks to Dion Fanning about John Delaney, being viewed as an outsider and the mistakes he made.
The house carefully designed by the Irish artist was subject to decades of abuse. Against all odds, it now allows visitors to time-travel back to the day of its completion in 1929.
The former Northern Ireland editor for RTE talked to The Currency's Dion Fanning about British-Irish relations, trust in journalism and that famous Roy Keane interview in a London event to mark the launch of his autobiography, Never Better: My Life in Our Times
The Gambling Regulation bill is a well-thought-out and thorough document, which can go a long way towards rectifying Ireland's failures in the area for a generation – but there is one notable absence.
Students at TU Dublin in Grangegorman walked out of lectures last month in protest at housing shortages. But right beside the campus is a site with a shopping centre where permission to build nearly 600 student beds remains unused. What is going on?
Urban Life, the housebuilding business run by Larry Goodman Jnr, has recovered from a 2020 slump thanks to a €20 million cash cushion and access to the family’s finances.
Unable to pay its debts, Blacklough Construction, which has been building hundreds of social homes in Dublin and Louth, has had an interim examiner appointed by the High Court. It blames a dramatic rise in building material costs for its troubles.
After eight years heading up the Garda National Economic Crime Bureau, better known as the fraud squad, Pat Lordan talks about cybercrime, police tactics, regulation, and the fallout of the banking crisis.
The Irish vehicle established by Cerberus to acquire a billion-euro mortgage portfolio in 2018 has just reported nearly €100 million in various payments to its parent last year alone. But how does that translate into long-term performance?
Markets are repricing their estimates of the discounted cash flows of tech companies in response to changes in monetary policy, which has nothing to do with Ireland. Yet, for some strange reason, we are altering our draft enterprise strategy. This makes no sense.
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