Nama’s asset strategy was ‘broadly successful’ - report
Bad bank, which is to be wound up later this year, has been accused to paying too much for assets and not maximising profits on their sale
Combined €21bn revenues pass through fast-fashion giant Shein’s Irish subsidiaries
Two entities in the group have just filed accounts in Dublin
Web Summit back in profit after Paddy Cosgrave’s return as CEO
Cosgrave settled five interrelated High Court lawsuits involving his former business partners earlier this year
Irish Ferries owner reports 10% jump in revenues despite falling car volumes
ICG has reduced sailings on Dover-Calais route to redeploy capacity to Ireland-France route
Irish space companies won €24m in European Space Agency contracts in 2024
Some 116 Irish firms operate in the sector, up from just 30 a decade ago
Coalition ‘budgeting like there’s no tomorrow’, warns fiscal watchdog
Ireland is ‘flying blind’ without the medium-term spending plan promised in programme for government
Rent reforms ‘already’ improving sentiment among apartment developers, says Ires Reit
State’s largest private landlord on track to sell 50 apartments this year
Galway medtech SymPhysis Medical awarded $1.25m by US state-backed incubator
Grant will support the device-maker’s push for US regulatory clearance
European shares inch higher, led by banks, following upbeat forecasts
Iseq index advances 1.8%, led by AIB and Bank of Ireland
Taoglas eyes add-ons after divesting its TxWireless business in 2025
Management fees and interest costs drive $17.6m loss at Irish unit
Redquartz offers investors private bond secured against ‘State-backed’ contracts
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Dublin isn’t a ‘bargain bucket’ tourism destination, says Little Museum boss
Income rises to €1.4m despite closure of museum for rennovation during 2024
Redquartz offers investors private bond ‘backed by Government accommodation contracts’
Minimum of €10,000 required for 24 month period
Konversational ramps up US expansion with senior hires
Dublin-headquartered technology company opened a New York office in July
Facebook Ireland former boss Gareth Lambe: ‘It gave us the ick, seeing Zuckerberg cosy up to Trump’
As Gareth Lambe builds online GP services group Medihive into a major medtech player, he says trust is the key to making the most of technology