Chris Moore has spent a lifetime pursuing the Kincora story. His new book contains startling revelations about how far the establishment went to protect those who were part of the ring including Lord Mountbatten.
The author, essayist and academic talks healthcare malpractice, the failed promise of diversity, and writing a romance novel with Magic Mike.
Recently announced as the inaugural Iput writer-in-residence, Naoise Dolan talks to The Currency about identity, innovation, the centenary of Virginia Woolf's Mrs Dalloway and why "it’s immensely worthwhile to keep talking about the same things".
As Trump’s second term barrels forward with spectacle, tariffs, and foreign posturing, the cracks at home are widening. From food stamps to fighter jets, Siobhan Brett asks: how long can the president sell strength abroad while Americans tighten their belts?
After more than three decades at the helm of Softco, Susan Spence and her brother Jim Coffey sold their software firm for over €100 million. Spence reflects on the strategy, succession planning, and timing that made the deal possible.
After merger talks between partners in Eversheds Sutherland Ireland and William Fry collapsed last week, what happens next has become very unclear. Factions have emerged.
It is the latest in a string of receiverships and insolvencies to hit McNamara companies this year.
The sale of the utility has been start-stop for years. It is finally progressing to accepting initial bids on what will likely be the biggest deal of the year.
A vindicated and victorious Gerry Adams has said his nine-year defamation battle was about "putting manners" on the BBC. The jury found the broadcaster had not acted in good faith and awarded the former Sinn Féin leader €100,000.
The overrun and impairments from a second IT project were only brought to an Oireachtas committee's attention by RTÉ under direct questioning. While this lost less money than another failed upgrade and was ultimately fixed, the Department of Media had omitted it from public documents and earlier questioning.
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