If Omai had been Irish, could we have stopped it from leaving?

Legal papers have been filed by the developer of Clerys Quarter against a company controlled by one of Britain's richest men.

Accounts filed for the Workman’s Club give an insight into the performance of well-known bars, primarily in Dublin, including Peruke & Periwig on Dawson Street, Mary’s Bar off Grafton Street, and the Workman’s Club in Temple Bar.

The benefits of Smurfit Kappa's potential merger with WestRock are worth multiple billions. But could the the risks be even greater?

Kilkenny animal feed manufacturer Connolly's Red Mills is one of Ireland’s oldest family businesses. For 30 years, Michael Connolly has travelled the world looking for new export markets. Now based in Dubai, he reflects upon the lessons he learned along the way.

The group, controlled by Paddy McKillen junior and Matt Ryan, is one of the country’s largest hospitality operators. It has filed accounts for three companies that offer an insight into the performance of its hotel interests.

Iceland employs 344 people in 26 outlets. The Irish company behind it was close to being rescued by the British retail giant before it all fell apart today.

Danny McCoy, the chief executive of Ibec, argues that the state has a bounty of resources, but a lack of capacity to deploy them. He outlines solutions on how we can bridge the capacity gap and gives his views on housing, education, and what constitutes wealth.

The proposed combined firm would be called Smurfit WestRock and domiciled in Dublin. Smurfit Kappa has set out logic behind deal for shareholders of both companies. Smurfit Kappa will delist from Euronext in Dublin, with the combined firm to have primary New York listing.

The former billionaire industrialist has written a new book so that he can "fade into the shadows". But, before he gets there, he is determined to settle some scores and deflect blame.

The state broadcaster’s top sources of revenue are the licence fee and TV advertising, but both were in decline last year. As RTÉ heads into another bail-out, its governance record will come under increased scrutiny.