The Housing Assistance Payment is one of the state’s largest subsidy schemes, yet the identity of its recipients has been a well-guarded secret. Data obtained through a freedom of information request lifts a corner of the veil.
Aisling Cullen has already had approaches from retailers and distributors in Spain, Australia, France and Malaysia. Now, having secured funds from the Redesdale Food and Beverage Fund, she is expanding her meat-alternative start-up Thanks Plants here and overseas.
Kerry Packer didn't popularise cricket, he capitalised on its popularity. But there are key differences beyond even the nature of the Saudi regime between World Series Cricket and LIV Golf.
Recent events in Germany have suggested that Chancellor Olaf Scholz is finding more confidence as Germany enters the geopolitical stage in a role it feels more comfortable with. But there are still tensions.
From its offices in South Co Dublin, Blacksheep Fund Management manages hundreds of millions of dollars. An analysis of its filings in both Ireland and the US provides insights into its profitability, bonus structure and market strategy.
The New European, the publisher chaired by Gavin O’Reilly, has raised over £600,000 in crowdfunding. The former INM chief executive explains why it opted for crowdfunding, and outlines what the media company plans to do with the money.
The world renowned Coolmore Stud is suing Glanbia for tens of millions of euro over contaminated equine feed. Faced with a 14 day ultimatum to concede liability, Glanbia chose to fight back. Court papers shed new light on the battle.
Politicians turning the sod on Glanbia Co-op and Royal A-Ware’s new plant yesterday were upbeat about the prospects for higher-value dairy processing and the removal of the legal barriers that delayed the project until this year.
Having entered Ireland last year, international law firm Taylor Wessing is building a meaningful business here. The head of its Irish office Adam Griffiths talks recruitment, expansion and the Irish legal landscape.
Why did PwC decide to settle a case that it had defended for so long? And why did the administrators agree to a deal that saw them accept a fraction of what they claimed was due? Plus, who is on the hook for the bill?
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