Towering on Killiney Hill, Mount Eagle was Matt Damon’s rumoured summer residence. It is now home to a mobile app backed by the Tidey, Kilduff, Heffernan and Naji families that wants a slice of your attention while you're watching TV.
The Burren Perfumery’s Sadie Chowen takes inspiration from the landscape to create contemporary natural products and a visitor experience in her multi-faceted business. Just don't ask the award winning entrepreneur about banks.
Last year, the HSE took over the Mater Private to help boost Covid healthcare capacity. However, it halted payments amid concerns it was being billed for hefty intercompany interest bills paid to a Luxembourg entity. Millions of euro are now at stake.
In 2008, the Dutch property market had already peaked and the ACC Dutch Property Fund IBV was in meltdown. In a major investigation, we reveal the tactics used by ACC to help convince 150 farmers and retirees into investing in a collapsing market.
For lots of new rugby fans Munster were effectively Ireland, or at least how they would like Ireland to be. Do they once again need to embrace their romantic roots?
Beyond the high-profile cases of queue jumping, what happens next in the vaccine plan and does Ireland have the IT systems required as supply ramps up? In a major investigation, we examine Ireland's vaccine rollout.
The Beacon Hospital's chief executive remains at the centre of the controversy surrounding the allocation of vaccines to his children's school. This is just the latest twist in the rollercoaster history linking Michael Cullen and the private healthcare provider.
Exergyn is developing a potentially game-changing technology. However, with a potential sale to a US corporation being discussed, there is tension between some investors in the company and some voting shareholders who control it.
After recently raising $500 million and buying another firm for $1 billion, US company Diligent is driving into Europe. And Galway is central to the expansion strategy. Former baseball star Liam Healy talks expansion, strategy and corporate scandals.
With Davy's €12 billion of client assets up for grabs, wealth managers' valuations are up for discussion. Brewin Dolphin's latest accounts show exactly what it got when it paid €44 million for Investec's wealth management business in late 2019.
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