Long before it was announced last Friday night that Sheikh Jassim bin Hamad al-Thani had launched a personal bid to buy the club, Manchester United's ownership stirred emotions.
The Murtagh family, best known for founding Kingspan, had been in talks to buy the well known Dublin hotel. These have now ended and the hotel won't be brought back to the market until late 2023 at the earliest.
When a Ukrainian engineer freelancing for an Irish agtech start-up found himself under Russian fire, his business and his family faced upheaval. But Yevhen Viter has kept the show on the road.
Liquidators for Celtic Pure, a bottled water company, are pursuing Dunnes Stores through the courts over a disputed sum the company believes it is owed.
One year into his three-week “special operation”, Vladimir Putin finds himself invoking the heroic wars of Russia’s past to prepare the Russian people for a long war.
The liquidators of an Irish vehicle linked to the collapsed Dolphin Trust are suing its former directors for reckless trading. Court filings give an insight into how Mut 116 was run and into how its executives intend to meet the civil charges against them.
Having taken over as CEO last year, eir’s Oliver Loomes has a busy in-tray: customer complaints, a tussle with ComReg and the roll out of high-speed fibre. The Currency caught up with the former Diageo executive.
Hibernia Real Estate – now part of Brookfield, one of the world's biggest asset managers – is suing the global law firm Eversheds Sutherland.
The American financier turned justice campaigner talks to The Currency about the next escalation of Putin's war on Ukraine and Ireland's approach to the conflict.
Just months ago, Bank of America valued Marco Polo Network at €150 million. Now in liquidation, what went wrong with the company?
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