BOC Aviation, Nordic Aviation Capital, and Avolon have all issued a new set of cases against various insurers, as the battle between Irish-based aviation lessors and their insurance companies over grounded Russian planes escalates.
Mobility Mojo, an Irish start-up aiming to transform the landscape of employment, has new firepower behind it and is now signing on global clients to score their buildings for inclusivity.
Twenty years ago, a man at the English Football Association had a vision for a new way for English football. Much has worked out as he anticipated but the battle to achieve it tells its own story of England's football culture.
David Donoghue was a lead negotiator for the Irish delegation during the negotiations that led to the Good Friday agreement. In this podcast, he talks about the personalities, the tensions and the threats that were part of that time.
SMBC engaged in "significant lobbying" of the Irish government in respect of Russian sanctions, new High Court filings show. The lessor has lodged a $1.75 billion claim against its insurers over stranded assets.
Baby wipes are a multimillion-euro business for Irish innovator Waterwipes, the Drogheda-based private company run by Boyne Valley Group chair Edward McCloskey. Now the firm is suing an Irish rival claiming it appropriated its brand and trademarks.
Having been blighted by overruns, the fall-out from the redevelopment of Páirc Uí Chaoimh into a 45,000-capacity stadium is now increasingly litigious, with several legal actions taken. Just what is going on?
The buyer of loans owed by the Cork artificial intelligence start-up in receivership has a long history with the company. The move comes as bidders express interest in acquiring the business.
Using a regulated subsidiary, Musgrave, the Cork retail giant, acquired property-related debts of one of its SuperValu franchisees. It is now seeking to appoint an examiner to the Co Louth business through a creditor-led petition.
We have a recruitment market that can absorb the talent coming back onto the market. While it is not ideal for the talent impacted, the safety net is much better than they think. There are opportunities out there, they may just be different from what you left.
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