Andrea Mara: “Rich people doing bad things is fun to read” 

A year after a formal restructuring, another financial shake-up is imminent for the Irish headquartered leasing giant. One option being advanced is an examinership in Dublin, with PWC winning the mandate the handle the process here. What went wrong so quickly?

As cases of Covid-19 in meat factories grow higher than last year, the first instalment of a two-part, year-long investigation unveils how the meat industry got carte blanche to remain open when other industries were forced to shut down.

At the start of the pandemic, Tines employed five people. Now, a string of senior tech executives are quitting big jobs to come on board. Co-founder Eoin Hinchy explains why, and what is coming next for a company already valued at $300m.

After retiring from an unpaid career in elite rugby, Yvonne Comer decided to transfer the skills she learned on the pitch to a career in business. More recently, Comer merged these two passions and co-founded RugbySmarts.

There was plenty to be encouraged by in Ireland's performance against Portugal, but the mistakes that contributed to defeat must be eliminated.

The FAI's ace card is that it represents Irish football and no lender would dare seize the home of the national football team and it would be a brave politician that allowed it to happen.

Dunmore has acquired the Wellington in Dublin 4, adding to a venue in Dún Laoghaire. One of its backers outlines the rationale for the deal and its strategy for building a group.

To understand Ding, you need to understand Mark Roden's past. And that is what makes his deal with Pollen Street Capital so interesting,

As the Shaw Academy battles for survival, new details are emerging about James Egan’s role within – and payment from – the company he founded. Plus, following a debt deal with Beach Point, a frontrunner has emerged to take control of the online educator.

The Housing Need and Demand Assessment tool is a great idea. But its targets should be floors, not ceilings, and reflect the fact that planning permissions don’t instantly convert into homes. A bad situation is about to get worse.