Treasury Holdings owned Battersea before the crisis. Its redevelopment is one of the most striking changes to London's skyline since. Whether its sale by Nama has cost the taxpayer remains unclear.
Ten years ago, a response to the Abbey’s programme to mark the 1916 centenary launched the Waking the Feminists movement. Sarah Durcan was one of the organisers and she talks about a new book on the movement.
In Touching Distance, Brendan Fanning charts how Irish rugby transformed from chaotic amateurism to a global powerhouse — and why, despite unprecedented success, the sport still can’t quite grasp the ultimate prize.
The farmers’ co-op is suing the Co Donegal service station business Vivo/Shell and connected parties, along with several public bodies.
At an event in Dublin hosted by Dains Ireland and The Currency, entrepreneur Tommy Kelly spoke about his plans to digitise and grow his property agents business – and reflected on his career.
A consortium led by late racing legend Eddie Jordan spared the iconic rugby club from extinction in February. Leaders from top-tier VC firms and investment banks are among those backing its return.
The Russian-founded gaming company’s revenue fell in 2024 but the brothers behind it are pulling in major profits and banking healthy dividends.
The former Beauparc boss is betting big on hotel, hostel and student accommodation in Dublin. A large-scale emergency accommodation centre run by one of his companies is also set to open soon in Dublin 4.
Francesco Ceccato, the Milan-born chief executive of Barclays Bank Europe, says his bank is firmly committed to Ireland, but likely to set up its EU headquarters in Paris.
Revenue has recouped over €300m in overpayments to date from two subsidies which were used to cover the wages of thousands of employees at businesses badly impacted by Covid-19.
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