The circumstances that caused Cheyne Capital’s enforcement against Press Up have been well documented. What shouldn’t be lost, when the dust settles, is the positive impact that the group has had on Dublin.
Connacht are in re-build mode. Leinster are looking for redemption. Munster are looking to rebuild, while Ulster are in transition. Despite all that, the chances of an Irish team winning the URC remain strong.
The US Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell opted to cut interest rates this week for the first time since March 2020, when Covid was wreaking havoc on global economies. What happens next?
The appointment of receivers to Wagamama, Elephant & Castle and Wowburger aims to deleverage Press Up and refocus it on its best Dublin venues. The plan makes sense, but it's a tough market to be moving restaurant assets.
The GAA insist the Casement Park project should go ahead without the five European Championship matches and the Taoiseach promises €50 million will still be available in their absence. What is the point?
There is a wide range of measures the Government could introduce to help small business grappling with state-imposed costs. Simple but imaginative initiatives could make all the difference.
Paddy McKillen Jr and Matt Ryan packaged the trading and property assets behind their hospitality group in a way that let them maximise debt and manage risk, but there were downsides too.
The €13bn Apple tax ruling ensures the competition commissioner is leaving her post with a smile – and with the spotlight once again on Ireland’s relationship with multinationals.
Ireland needs to take the politics out of the Apple money as quickly as possible and use it to galvanise the country’s future. Allocating it to a sovereign wealth fund might not win votes, but it makes much economic and financial sense.
Paddy McKillen Jr and Matt Ryan had the foresight and the application to invest when few were prepared to. This didn’t make them infallible. But as Press Up moves to its next phase with Cheyne Capital, it is worth remembering that.
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