Brothers Cormac and Gavin Quinlan appointed Kennedy to liquidate two of their companies with assets of €800,000. In May, they removed him as liquidator. They have asked their new liquidators to get their money back.
Internal records show a senior manager raised the alarm in February that the agency could not give an “assurance of confidentiality” based on how bursary applicant forms are stored internally and shared with assessors. The agency says that the GDPR concern was “successfully resolved”.
While self-avowed spy Keith O'Brien's case against a "campaign of surveillance, harassment and intimidation" continues, the judge expressed "severe concerns" over a "misleading" letter from Hayes solicitors on behalf of Deel.
The firm, which generates €54.6m in annual revenue on aircraft repair and maintenance, wrote to the higher education minister, calling current training schemes “too rigid”.
Offshore wind developers are just one group of sea users knocking on Laura Brien's door, says the CEO of the Maritime Area Regulatory Authority. She tells The Currency about delays and priorities as the new regulator faces more demand than expected.
Minutes of a recent senior management meeting point to “ongoing issues” to replace the two-decade old IT system. Internal records also detail what went wrong with the previously failed project to replace the same software.
The state agency’s incoming CEO Jenny Melia is pushing companies to centralise R&D at home and avoid reliance on a dominant export market. After Brexit, the diversification strategy now becomes a playbook for dealing with the US.
Eamon FitzGerald previously grew Naked Wines to sales to over £100m. In the pandemic he founded WineSpark in Ireland, and now he wants to expand into the UK.
The farmer-owned dairy processor is one of Ireland’s most profitable, despite its relatively small scale. Its CEO and CFO explain why it has no plans for consolidation nor for an IPO.
A row over whether the telecoms multinational Verizon should pay €12,000 in expenses to Jean-Philippe Charpentier, the chair of its European Works Council, has blown up into a dispute over an EU directive and collective redress in Ireland.
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