New data points to the McEnaney family’s key role in private homeless housing

Michael O'Flynn has accused former employees of secretly diverting business opportunities away from his companies. Now the developer is in the firing line over his firms' alleged dealings on a land deal.

Five Irish restaurants pulled down the shutters in the first two days of the year and experts say two a week could close this year. Yet, planning applications for new eateries continue to surge. Is it simply healthy competition, or have we reached peak restaurant?

The 737 Max has been grounded since March 2019, after two fatal crashes. Irish aircraft lessors and airlines have committed to buying 1,070 of them. Every day the planes and the factories sit idle, companies are losing money, and share prices are slipping.

Changes in last year’s budget meant that Henderson Park faced an unforeseen €65m tax hit on its €1.34bn acquisition of Green Reit. The London firm did not take it lying down.

Aviva says it does not comment on internal matters relating to its people. But the insurance giant has begun an internal audit into its concerns.

The former Anglo Irish Bank obtained startling evidence that helped force the Quinn family settle their mammoth dispute with the bank last year. That evidence has never been made public. Until now.

The US Supreme Court legalised sports betting in 2018. Now there’s a race between European bookies and American casinos to seize control of the soon-to-be-enormous market. Thanks to a canny acquisition in 2018, Flutter (better known in Ireland as Paddy Power) is in an early lead

Its long-standing CEO has just stepped down. And farmer members are grumbling over the acquisition of performance nutrition protein brand For Goodness Shakes. What does the future hold for Aurivo?

Marian Finucane was to some extent an insider that the bankers and developers felt comfortable with. But she retained her ability to be an outsider whose first priority was to her listeners.

For years Ireland’s most expensive home has been at the heart of an epic courtroom asset battle involving bankrupt developer Sean Dunne. Now the former owners of the Dublin 4 mansion have been landed with a €1.4 million tax bill.