“Alcohol was like a grenade in my family home. It blew the place apart”

Gareth Hickey believes his spoken-word audio platform can introduce publishers to a new generation of consumers. And, through persistence, Noa has brought The New York Times and The Economist on board. How did Hickey and Noa do it, and what are his plans for the future?

Changes in legislation two years ago meant that Henderson Park faced an unforeseen €65m tax hit on its €1.34bn acquisition of Green Reit. Having unsuccessfully lobbied for clemency, it is now going legal.

Overhaul, Barry Conlon's supply chain visibility business, has just raised a further $35m. He talks about growth, valuations and why the authorities in the North are wooing his company.

Her father sold his business for €68m, but Nicki Hoyne is forging her own path in the fashion industry. She explains why she is selling her online accessories business My Shining Armour to focus on an eponymous bag and shoe brand.

Businesses are adapting to new air quality expectations from workers and customers concerned about breathing in viruses and other germs. This new demand creates opportunities for those selling ventilation and purification technologies.

Bernadette Goodwin’s husband was near death when AIB pitched a high-risk, and ill fated, Belfry Fund investment. Goodwin has spent a decade seeking justice for alleged mis-selling. Despite the bank’s efforts, she is now getting her day in court.

Andy Reid was exiled under Giovanni Trapattoni. Now that he's a coach, he says there's nothing to be afraid of as he talks Trap, Brian Kerr, Stephen Kenny and Naomi Osaka.

As he joins The Currency as a columnist, Tommie Gorman reflects on the precarious position on the island and the personalities he knows intimately who have to find a solution.

Fulman Holdings, which includes shareholders Paul Coulson and David Shubotham, is seeking an injunction stalling the sale of more than €20 million worth of assets in Citywest as part of a hotly contested shareholder oppression lawsuit against Davy Hickey.

Founded by Eric Kinsella, Jones Engineering is one of Ireland’s largest engineering firm. It is also one of its most profitable, as evidenced by new filings from the company.