The dental group, backed by London investor Lonsdale Capital, has secured debt funding from DunPort Capital to fund further growth. CEO Steven Lynch outlines the group's plans for 2026 and why the budget brought deals to a halt.
A nature NGO wants the court to quash the Aquaculture Licences Appeals Board's decision to reverse a ministerial order that stripped a Mowi-subsidiary farm of its right to operate for overharvesting in 2016.
The State’s previously underfunded flagship homeless programme contributed to financial woes at the Peter McVerry Trust. A new procurement approach aims to stabilise its provision.
Dublin City Council found the proposed tourist hostel in a protected building would set an undesirable precedent for similar development in the historic area, as well as devalue property in the vicinity.
John Corley, CEO and co-founder of Spanish Point Technologies, discusses leveraging organic growth in software services to build the market leader in music-rights tech globally.
Legal disputes arose over performance entitlements due to senior executives who had exited Aryzta in the investor upheaval that engulfed the company behind bake-off business Cuisine de France, and other brands in late 2020.
What do you know about the Book of Kells? And what do you think you know? A new book by art historian Victoria Whitworth questions its origin story.
Fans are paying concert-level prices for European rugby’s biggest nights, only to be served shadow teams and strategic indifference. The Champions Cup’s biggest threat may be the clubs treating it as optional.
An Coimisiún Pleanála refused retention planning permission to Seefin Events Unlimited for works at the Wicklow holiday village done without permission from the council which had ordered them to be demolished.
A key advisor for the Magnier family’s Swiss office is now listed as a director of the company which owns the shopping centre. The Currency previously revealed JP McManus has an interest in the iconic property.
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