Leinster at Croke Park: Performers or pretenders?

Days after the pandemic reached Ireland, Jim Barry started hatching plans to help his €250m Barry Group and its 1,500 customers navigate the crisis. He believes a deep recession is coming, but that good businesses will adapt and survive.

The case relates to a 2017 High Court finding that the solicitor had given undertakings on the same mortgage deeds to rival lenders EBS and Permanent TSB. Kean says the issue will be resolved shortly.

Marvin was profitable but its Danish parent Hungry has opted to focus on its native market after getting fresh cash from investors.

Inflazome, an Irish drugs start-up founded just four years ago, was sold this week for an upfront payment of €380 million to Roche. Chief executive Matt Cooper explains how he and co-founder Luke O’Neill pulled off one of the deals of the year.

A Court of Appeal ruling that it would be "intrinsically unfair" to expect accountancy giant PwC to bear all the risk of its €30 million legal battle with the collapsed Quinn Insurance is up for challenge.

As the battle with publicans over disputed Covid cover escalates, court documents detail inside exchanges between senior personnel at the embattled Irish insurer.

Grid Finance lent a Waterford pub group €83,000 in March at an interest rate of 15%. Following an examinership, it is writing down the debt by 95%. However, following the restructuring and the injection of new funds, the company is now on a sound financial footing.

From home delivery to temperature checks, Superquinn heir Eamonn Quinn has backed many food and retail companies. The chairman of Buymie and Kelsius talks about the future of the supermarket – and grants a peep into the Quinn family office.

Unbeknown to its members, Drumcondra Credit Union spent years struggling with an impaired loan book, an over-valued property and a black hole in its reserves. This is the inside story behind the credit union's insolvency.

Former Paypal boss Louise Phelan is one of Ireland's best and most experienced business leaders. She tells Tom Lyons about how Phelan Energy Group has big plans to bring solar energy to ordinary people in Afghanistan where only 39 per cent of the population are connected to the grid.