As the Lions tour looms large, the question isn't just whether the Wallabies can win—but whether the sport can survive in Australia. The Currency’s coverage of the British & Irish Lions is supported by Bespoke Estate Agents.
Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland's income has broken through the €60m mark for the first time. Its chief executive Gerard Casey talks about growth, opening a branch in Germany, and Ireland staying aligned with its key trading partners.
Eamon Carr has lived many lives. The co-founder of Horslips went on to lead a life in journalism. He talks to Dion Fanning about being an accidental interviewer and how a meeting with Paul Gascoigne led to an interview with the great Nureyev.
Anna Thomson-Moore has given evidence of borrowing to fund the litigation and how, with two young kids in a small community with press focus, the Coolmore proceedings have felt like an "onslaught".
Paddy McKillen Jr sued the receivers appointed to the Star Bar on Baggot Street on Thursday. Now he is suing them in relation to three more companies related to serviced office business Grafter.
The judge accepted that Hayes behaved with integrity and acted as one would expect of an officer of the court.
Annual accounts are in for the two main coalition parties, showing which election they chose to spend more on and how much cash and debt they needed in the process.
The Limerick transport software company is preparing to raise outside funding to power an acquisition strategy in the UK and further internationalising.
The main contractor Bennett Construction is suing a Spanish-owned glazing subcontractor alleging defective works delayed the project and cost millions to remedy. It also claims it made payments to the subcontractor "under duress".
Anna Thomson-Moore fought back tears as she told the court about her five-year-old son with cerebral palsy and why the family plans to move to Australia.
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