Fund manager Waystone has reorganised its leadership across several countries following a slew of major executive exits in 2023 and more recently a CBI fine.
The latest audit shows non-compliant contracts accounted for only 1.15% of the Office of Public Works' budget. But compliance does not always equate with good procurement under "arbitrary" rules.
Former residents battled against eviction by the previous owners before the last tenants were moved out in June 2024. The new owner is funded by a lender which has also financed property linked to the Coldec Group of emergency accommodation providers.
Croke Park stadium director Peter McKenna’s role with the GAA has grown to include commercial operations for the association. He talks about television rights, sustainability, and the lessons from his career.
Darragh O’Brien outlines the plans which cabinet approved to accelerate offshore wind, including at least two floating pilots.
Bastille Realty’s challenge is the third case filed against permission for the route in recent weeks. The cases follow challenges to four other corridors approved as part of the flagship transport project.
Released departmental documents show that officials are more focused on finding someone to manage the current investment portfolio in over 250 companies than ensuring Ireland has a tech start-up accelerator come 2026.
AI and data are reshaping customer experience, forcing businesses to adapt fast. In this podcast with EY Ireland, three EY partners explore how companies can leverage technology, data, and strategy to stay ahead in a rapidly evolving market.
Led by Mick O'Driscoll, Ethos Care is a new nursing home group that hopes to manage over 1,000 beds in Ireland. It is in talks to buy a 12-strong nursing home group.
Simon Coveney and industry and non-profit leaders remember John Mullins as an entrepreneur with a passion for public service, always ready to don the green jersey — or that of Cork.
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