“Brendan Comiskey didn’t fail and this wasn’t about failure. This was about a cover-up”

The defence suggested it was a "fiction" that the former managing director of Bank of Ireland's private banking arm stood like a "spectre" over a colleague's desk until she signed off on the payment.

Developer Simon Kelly and publican Jay Bourke want small investors to help them re-open the Dublin northside landmark in time for St Patrick’s Day. Can they make it work?

Dublin City Council refused permission for the proposed six-storey hotel last month as the former waste tycoon looks to expand his accommodation offerings in the capital.

Eoin O’Reilly, EY’s Irish leader for AI and data, explains how AI can unlock value creation for organisations, and outlines why AI has gone from “can-do” to “must-do” for companies. He also talks about the work of EY’s AI Labs and how organisations can embrace responsible AI.

From a standing start in 2021, Good Brew is now available in 500 stores in Ireland and is soon poised to launch on Amazon UK. Dee and Jeff Schroeder, the husband-and-wife team behind the business, tell their story.

The Department of Finance's funds sector review outlines a changed investor landscape behind the country's property market while also pushing for further analysis of investment structures like EUTs.

Grant Thornton Ireland’s advisory and tax business is being acquired by its PE-backed US counterpart. The deal follows months of behind-the-scenes negotiations and comes after the firm examined several other options with Deutsche Bank.

A Bank of Ireland witness has given evidence that BVI-registered company Spice Holdings was introduced to the bank by Mullin, then head of the bank's private investment arm in 2010. Half a million euro was subsequently transferred to the business.

All pieces of the puzzle have just fallen into place to fund the Ukrainian war effort for another while, the top US diplomat in Europe explained in Dublin.

Today, the games services firm closed its acquisition by EQT. In the last few months, it has been shedding jobs in some markets to cut costs but unions in Italy are putting up a fight.