Eoin Goulding has built Ireland’s biggest cybersecurity firm without bank debt or external finance. Now, he wants to scale Integrity360 in the UK and US and increase revenues to €100m. He explains the plan and talks about Covid-19, the dark web and cyber-attacks.
His pubs may have been forced to shut, but Ernest Cantillon doubled turnover at his gin and whiskey company last year. He talks about navigating his businesses through the pandemic, taking out insurance with FBD and why he would never open a pub in Dublin again.
MTK Global is one of the most powerful forces in global boxing, despite being co-founded by the alleged drugs kingpin Daniel Kinahan. Boxers want to succeed. What does their MTK contracts mean for them?
Ireland has become a side which beats itself before their opponents get a chance. But there are no easy answers for the coach or the IRFU, which in the middle of a pandemic, may not have the financial appetite to change head coach.
Boris Johnson is a creature of the media and his rise, argues Peter Oborne, has been facilitated by a press that has too often been complicit in his deceits.
An unknown organisation with no other apparent resources than an internet connection caused a brief but significant share price drop on Thursday. What is behind its claims against Kerry’s acquisition strategy?
It took more than a decade. But this morning the liquidators of Irish Bank Resolution Corporation settled its action against former Anglo Irish Bank director Tom Browne.
Patrick Atkinson says that changing the perceptions of parents towards apprenticeships is crucial if the construction industry is to thrive. The boss of Chadwicks also talks about Covid-19, the outlook for property and his career journey.
An Irish-designed microchip could have given Intel an edge over Apple and its M1 chip, but instead Intel’s Leixlip operation – and its 4,900 workers – may have an uncertain future in an industry that has become a geopolitical battleground.
A company organising high-profile horse racing meetings was found to be liable to pay corporate tax, with betting revenue featuring prominently in the Revenue’s case on appeal.
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