There are many more finance options for businesses now than in 1986, yet Kerry Group’s founding CEO has urged greater support for large Irish companies to become global champions.
Irish businessman Maurice Regan and crime journalist Paul Williams feature in the opening of bloodstock magnate John Magnier's bitter court battle to buy the 17th-century Barne Estate in Co Tipperary.
Russia is moving to seize critical infrastructure at home, including an airport, and authorities have identified an Irish subsidiary as a matter of interest.
Internal documents reveal how the Department of the Environment handled the news that Ireland was losing one of its five major offshore wind projects.
The artist, celebrated for his dynamic three-dimensional works, reflects on his decision to turn to art in his 40s and how a glass half-full attitude and some luck along the way helped him find his place in the art world.
An architect who designed plans for a whiskey distillery in Balbriggan does not have an interest in the property but does have an IP claim for a share of its €11m sale price, the Commercial Court heard.
Red Admiral DC's application to take its 250MW data centre planning application directly to An Bord Pleanála was rejected – it must go through Westmeath County Council first.
Echelon's CEO Niall Molloy tells The Currency about powering its two new data centres, private capital's role in strengthening the grid, and how the company aims to create a template for green infrastructure.
Internal emails released under FOI also show that Micheál Martin, then Tánaiste, was "anxious" to get the definition endorsed by the incoming Government before Holocaust Remembrance Day in late January.
Aubrey McCarthy has become the latest figure to be linked with a run for the presidency. He talks to Dion Fanning about why that is unlikely, his own exposure to addiction and how he made a difference in business and in the community.
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