Patrick Doran’s Woodberry Packaging group reports €13.1m profit after dividend windfall
Firm recently announced two UK acquisitions that would almost double size of group
Cork group linked to emergency accommodation centres doubles profit to €15m
John Crean and Tony O’Neill’s Peppard Investments saw its work in progress climb to €45 million as it expanded its nursing home interests
Paddy McKillen firm behind luxury Dublin apartment block records €5.5m ‘loan forgiveness’
Units in the six-storey residential project on Lad Lane in Dublin 2 were sold for up to €1.8 million
PTSB income rises 7% as loan book grows ahead of Bawag sale
Bank reports stronger mortgage and business lending as it expects €1.6bn deal to complete in late 2026 or early 2027
‘Songwriters deserve a higher share’: new Imro boss Seán Donegan on streaming and AI
Incoming head of music rights organisation on expanding internationally, pressures faced by artists and campaigning for the culture card
Lagan Homes’ Irish subsidiary lifts turnover to nearly €90m
Group’s profits after tax rose above €5 million after receiving almost the same in dividends from subsidiaries
TikTok’s Irish arm cuts headcount by 600 as legal provisions rise to more than €900m
Social media company’s staff costs fell by 10% last year while pay to three Irish-based directors rose 12% to top €900,000
C&C sales fall below €800m as distribution business contracts
A rise in branded sales helped lift operating profit by 4 per cent
Bank of Ireland raises 2026 income and capital guidance after strong growth
Chief executive Myles O’Grady says bank has raised net interest income forecast above €3.5bn after loans grow €3.6bn in the first nine months of the year.
AI optimism lifts Wall Street ahead of big tech earnings
Dublin shares rose, while Britain’s FTSE 100 felt the effect of HSBC missing quarterly revenue estimates
New disclosure rules expose big gap between Analog Devices’ Irish tax charge and sum paid
Chipmaker’s Irish accounts suggested effective tax rate of 11%, but new filings show it paid 2.7% on $2.5bn Irish profits
Who owns Galway’s main thoroughfares? From Shop Street to the Spanish Arch Car Park
An examination of property records from Quay Street to Williamsgate Street shows much of the area remains in local hands
Paddy McKillen’s Clarendon refinances London retail properties with private lender
Bank of Ireland debt has been refinanced under a new €17m facility with Hilco Real Estate Finance
German investor’s Dublin office doubts and John Fitzpatrick’s New York hotel boom
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Irish firms lag behind global peers in managing cyber risk, PwC finds
Less than a fifth of Irish respondents strongly agree cybersecurity is integrated into overall risk management