I skipped the tour buses and big-name distilleries and hit the road to find a deeper understanding of Scotch’s role in the country, writes Sebastian Modak, The Wall Street Journal.
Today's sports stars receive media training in the art of how to engage without giving much away. With the GAA's 2026 national leagues getting under way and rugby's Six Nations being launched this week, don't expect that to change.
Only this week John Purdy closed the sale of the Ergo Group for over €100 million, after building it up from two people in 1993. He leaves an incredible business legacy.
Subpoenas seek information on allegations that Deel, valued at around $17 billion, recruited a spy inside a rival company, writes Rolfe Winkler, The Wall Street Journal.
The Limerick start-up has raised funding from Frontline Ventures and angel investors like Des Traynor but has scheduled a creditors meeting next month with a view to appointing liquidators.
Backed by Goldman Sachs Alternatives, AAB is on the acquisition trail in Cork. It hopes to double in size there by year end.
Niamh Brennan’s 270-page forensic report lays bare the management and governance problems at the embattled agency, as well as poor departmental oversight, which saw the project go astray over six years.
The Kremlin seized Domodedovo Airport last year, alleging an Irish financing company was used to obscure foreign influence on its ownership. It’s now on the market for €1.4bn.
How did the French property firm raise €800m to invest in Ireland, when will it start selling assets, and would its funds target Irish savings? Senior executives in Paris and Dublin answer The Currency’s questions.
A bank deal completed before Christmas sees private investors exit after 15 years and has positive implications for the proposed new national maternity hospital.
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