The Government missed the deadline on a new EU directive that harmonises criminal offences around sanctions violations. The rules are aimed at better enforcing measures against Russia.
Receivers from Grant Thornton have appointed an advisor for the sale of several solar power and battery storage projects in Italy that are near the construction stage.
Where does the medtech company that has consumed the career of Gareth Sheridan until he declared his presidential intentions stand – and who are its Moldovan and Irish backers?
The Galway company, which made electric battery packs for off-road vehicles, went into liquidation this year but a legal dispute with truck maker Ayro will move to trial.
Alan Browne, the executive chairman of surveying firm Korec, speaks to The Currency about spinning out a new software business with sizable ambitions, working with Formula 1, and the changing face of Irish emigrants.
Presidential hopefuls Gareth Sheridan and Sean Gallagher once sat together on the board of Nutriband. We now know more about the reasons Gallagher left.
The developer has had two previous plans for an ambitious apartment complex on land at Chesterfield House stymied by planning delays and a legal challenge. Now, administrative errors see a third bid falter.
Liquidator Aidan Garcia has secured a freezing order against former director Paddy Byrne. He claims that Byrne owns a mansion in Kildare that is up for sale and makes other allegations about a €72,000 Range Rover, and €31,500 paid to a gun club.
The collapse in new housing starts this year isn’t just a post-incentive hangover – it’s a sign of deeper issues in how Ireland is building, planning, and managing its long-term housing strategy.
The officials who documented a meeting between Peter Burke and the tech multinational last year believed some existing jobs were at risk. One participant has since had the record re-written.
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