Planning files show private companies are looking to turn large office blocks, warehouses and a former school into emergency housing as the Department of Integration seeks commercial help in meeting its responsibility to support those seeking protection in Ireland.
The existence of a Revenue audit was not disclosed when an interim examinership was first pursued in court last November. A company director maintained this was “inadvertent” and not down to bad faith.
Outside court, chief executive Paddy Cosgrave told reporters that the departure of minority shareholders Daire Hickey and David Kelly is in the company's best interests.
Microsoft recently hosted its AI Tour Dublin, helping companies to gameplan their strategies for Copilots and agents.
One of Ireland's most high-profile chefs speaks to The Currency about the dangers of chains moving into the country, the prospect of unification, and raising her son in a time when adolescence has been put into sharp relief.
As environmentalists cast a wary eye across the Atlantic, Philip Lee LLP has partnered with a New York-based boutique law firm Skylight Law to create the "largest dedicated climate project development and finance team globally".
The network of companies is already a major force in the housing of Ukrainian nationals and international protection applicants. New data released to The Currency also points to multi-million euro homeless service contacts.
After hours of talks, the court heard there has been a development, and that the parties needed until tomorrow morning for what has been discussed to be written up and finally agreed.
Swiss firm Kanadevia Inova is acquiring the operators of the Dublin Waste to Energy plant at Poolbeg and plans to increase throughput by about 15 per cent.
Companies controlled by the family of former GAA manager Séamus "Banty" McEnaney have taken in at least €225 million in State payments for homeless and refugee accommodation since 2020.
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