Rob Hartnett's company Sport for Business acts as a bridge for corporates and sports federations. In this interview, he discusses the impact of the crisis on the GAA, the IRFU, the FAI and horse racing, as well as the impact on television rights.
The corporate scandal at Wirecard has brought down its CEO and COO, and forced the firm into insolvency. The controversy has stretched to Ireland with Gardaí raiding Wirecard’s Dublin offices. Today, we reveal the story of how one Irish businessman got caught in Wirecard’s web.
Niamh O'Mara is the latest senior hire for Johnson Hana, which offers legal services with a twist for its lawyers. The newly appointed COO talks about her new role and why she took a chance on an old-friend she met in the King's Inn.
Mellett's pub has been trading for 223 years. Now, the family-owned business must endure the impact of the global health crisis. Marie Mellett, the current family member running the pub, talks about the importance of survival and why social distancing may not work in a pub like hers.
Paschal Donohoe is a chief architect of the July stimulus package. In an in-depth interview, the finance minister talks about the philosophy behind the package, the challenges facing Irish business and the societal impact of Covid-19.
Dame Linda Dobbs is conducting an independent review into the HBOS Reading scandal. The former judge believes the long running dispute over the insolvency of one of Europe's biggest hotels is relevant to her review, and the Mansfield family will give evidence.
The German entrepreneur Christian Angermayer wears many hats. He is an investor, film enthusiast, and psychedelics proselytiser with business links to controversial Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel. So why is he and the tech firm Northern Data suing Twitter?
Corbalton Hall and its sprawling estate have been on the market for the past two years. A businessman with local ties has emerged as the highest bidder for the luxury residence.
For more than a decade, the Irish tax authority has been investigating an intricate tax scheme used by dozens of high rollers to wipe massive sums off their tax bills by manufacturing artificial losses on German bond deals. Millions of euro is now at stake.
The volume of assets realised through members’ voluntary liquidations has increased nearly 30-fold during the first five months of this year. Why do so many shareholders agree to shut down their company and walk with the cash?
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