Comparative results before and after Kerry Group’s divestment from its Irish manufacturing business show how beneficial the deal is to the food technology company.
Europa Metals was tipped to build a recycling facility on the site to reclaim up to €1 billion worth of mining waste tailings but the firm has pulled the plug on the deal.
Stranwil Limited recently built a 196-apartment complex and sold it to the LDA for €67.8 million. Yet, it still went into liquidation in January alongside two other vehicles, with combined multi-million-euro debt.
A detailed report into the €6.5m failed IT project lays out who knew what and when in the department, and how problems slipped through the cracks when they could have been flagged at an earlier stage.
The budding offshore market shrank suddenly when Ireland adopted a centrally planned approach. A first deal with a multinational offers Irish suppliers hope.
After facing two judicial reviews into a 2017 marine licence, the Marine Institute gives up on long-held plans for its expanded ocean energy test site.
After making his fortune in the Electro Automation Group, Paddy Doherty has added a second pub along the south coast of Dublin to his interests.
Two months after the French-style bistro went bust, Revenue has moved against another group entity over debt. The company Taurus Management Consultancy Ltd used to operate The Grand Social before the venue was sold.
With hybrid working stabilising and companies reimagining office spaces, Unispace's Lesley Kelly discusses the shift towards dynamic, purpose-driven workplaces that foster both collaboration and focus.
With Revenue knocking on the door, the Fennell family behind the Green Barn restaurant went through the Scarp process to save their company. Rescue plan in hand, James Fennell talks about the “labour of love” business and a bright future ahead.
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