A High Court judgement has described the procedural history of the case which relates to an Irish Nationwide loan given in 1990 as “extraordinary as it is unacceptable.” An attempt to join KPMG to the case was also refused.
School bus operators in Co Tipperary have been convicted of colluding on tender bids nearly a decade ago in the first trial of its kind before the Central Criminal Court. They will be sentenced for cartel offences next March.
Rick Larkin is leading an ambitious plan to remake Phibsborough Shopping Centre. He reflects on the Twinlite story, the stalled history of the site, and why building homes in Ireland “no longer works.”
Melclon Unlimited has secured planning approval for a 96-home development despite significant local opposition from residents in an adjoining housing estate over traffic, privacy, and other concerns.
The local authority's bid would come with plans to redevelop its existing head office. It is a big move by the local authority for a prime site.
US medical device maker Teleflex is carving up its business in a series of deals totalling $2bn with private equity firms acquiring the Irish operations.
Shem Drowne Ltd will accept charges of four breaches of environmental regulations, including removing over 1,000 meters of hedgerow without Department of Agriculture consent. The case will be heard again at Clonmel Circuit Court in the new year.
With payments to McEnaney companies since 2020 just short of €340 million for homeless and refugee emergency accommodation, group filings reveal growing profits and distributions across 26 family firms.
Receivers appointed by alternative lender Relm moved into Grafter's serviced offices last summer at St Stephen's Green, Ely Place and Leeson Street. Now Revenue is pursuing Paddy McKillen Jr's letting business.
The Irish firm was acquired by controversial US defence tech company Anduril this year, which has rebranded the company’s communications gear and brought it deeper into the fold.
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