Wayleaf investors have brought shareholder oppression proceedings accusing a homebuilder of using project funds for other developments. Clopen rejects the claims and blames a dispute with the contractor for issues with the build.
The renewable energy project became operational in May this year after additional works were carried out, meaning the agri-research body missed out on close to €50,000 in energy savings in 2024 and 2025.
Ahead of midterms that could turn on high prices and borrowing costs, secretary dresses down officials, write Brian Schwartz, Josh Dawsey, Philip Wegmann and Gregory Zuckerman, The Wall Street Journal.
After walking away from a career at PwC, James Lyttle built Unify Brands around a simple idea: find international brands and give them the people.
Despite the closure of the Clarence Hotel for redevelopment, 2025 was a good year for the new majority owners of the group’s eight Irish hotels.
While the budget offered enough to middle Ireland to forestall protest, it lacked ambition and let down the poorest in society, according to the crowd at Buswell’s Hotel.
By increasing Ireland’s attractiveness through the R&D tax credit and cutting the tax burden elsewhere, the Government is pushing the share of its revenue coming from multinationals to unprecedented levels.
Simon Harris announced a 2% cut to the standard capital gains tax rate, but will that actually be felt by small businesses? Meanwhile a new Isif fund of €1bn is tasked with helping scaling firms.
With record capital investment, social housing supports, and expanded moves on infrastructure, the Government is making a major fiscal gamble to unlock supply and curb the housing crisis. Will it pay off?
The Government faces another health overrun and promises income tax cuts in the budget. But where do these numbers rank among European peers’ for each man, woman, and child?
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