Former Eircom finance director Peter Lynch dies aged 63
The one-time stockbroker from Belfast was considered dynamic and gregarious
Cian O’Connor strikes gold as Karlswood revenues top €20m
Pretax profits at Ronnoco Jump Ltd rise almost threefold – €1.55m to €4.56m in 2018
INM seeking exploratory talks over legal claims following data breach
Approach seen as desire to establish if there is appetite among ‘INM 19’ for settlement
Timeline: Denis O’Brien’s lengthy and costly career in Irish media
It started and ended with radio, but it was news publishing that cost the most
Who killed the children of Belturbet?
Nobody has ever been charged with the murders of Geraldine O’Reilly and Paddy Stanley in 1972
Death of Nicholas Leonard, founder editor of Irish Times business section
He became Ireland’s first full-time business journalist when recruited in 1963 aged 23
Irish people like nothing more than being bribed with their own money
Short memories about cost of past excess mean we are doomed to repeat mistakes
Day of reckoning Providence as Tony jnr steps down
End of an era as O’Reilly name departs stock exchange list
Providence history: a fruitless search for Irish oil
Decades drilling off Irish coast and millions spent but not a drop of oil extracted
IRA made three attempts to capture Baldonnell Aerodrome
The Kildare files: Active unit engaged in disrupting vital communications during Civil War
‘Donald Trump loves Ireland’: Ireland and the US president
Irish-Americans close to Donald Trump can’t understand animosity towards him
Irish five-star hotel market is game for rich people
Cantillon: K Club typifies top-end status hotels subsidised by owners as labours of love
Lebedev says Ireland facilitates ‘global financial apartheid’ with tax avoidance
One-time oligarch controls Independent and London Evening Standard titles in UK
I binned my Eircom paperwork: how can I find out how many shares I owned?
Q&A: Dominic Coyle answers your personal finance questions
117 windows, 1,000 acres: banker cashing in on palatial Laois home
Estate agents expect a lengthy campaign for this midlands big house
O’Reilly and former nurse get until next week to agree legal path
Former Heinz chief executive seeking to have insolvency recognised in US
Anthony O’Reilly bankruptcy decision delayed by judge
Former billionaire is trying to have an insolvency case in Bahamas recognised in US
Mysterious muses and a river god at Whytes, but tapestry could top 20th century sale
LeBrocquy tapestry once owned by tycoon Tony O’Reilly estimated at up to €60,000
The Irish Times view on the INM deal: A fresh start
On paper, it looks like a smart deal for Mediahuis
Kerrygold becomes Ireland’s first billion euro food brand
Butter label generates €1bn in sales last year for dairy co-operative business Ornua
A decade of upheaval: INM from Sir Anthony’s departure to Mediahuis offer
A look back at some of the major events at the media group over the last decade
O’Reilly makes fresh bid for US recognition of bankruptcy
Businessman seeks court order on Bahamian bankruptcy to block former nurse’s claim
Ireland Funds appoints David Cronin as chief executive
Cronin to take up role in June having filled a similar position with the UL Foundation
Anthony O’Reilly’s former assistant records win in US court
Sabina Vidunas argued O’Reilly’s centre of main interests isn’t in the Bahamas
Anthony O’Reilly was almost €150m in the red in 2016
US bankruptcy filings show ex-Heinz boss had assets €23m and debts of €170m
Judge grants extra time in O’Reilly bankruptcy case
Sir Anthony is seeking to have bankruptcy in Bahamas recognised in US in bid to block civil case taken by former nurse
Former charity director objects to lingerie spending records disclosure
Ex-American Ireland Fund employee seeks to keep credit card payments private in US
Smurfit business school got €9m from American Ireland Funds
The amount was by far the largest single donation made by the AIF in 2017
AIB pay rises, calls for easing state aid rules and an Irish company sues tech giants
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Effort to block recognition of O’Reilly’s Bahamas bankruptcy in the US
Ex-nurse suing Sir Anthony over his promise of millions of dollars in company shares
Rust Belt states reinvent their abandoned industrial landscapes
US midwest is fighting back after years of economic decline and population flight
Anthony O’Reilly’s lawyers to file bankruptcy motion in US court
Bankrupt businessman hoping to block civil case by former personal nurse
Former American Ireland Fund employee denies she stole from charity
Allegations against former Dallas staff member include creation of false invoices
Ireland Funds needs to reassure donors after alleged embezzlement
Cantillon: Former employee of charity in Texas office at centre of damaging allegations
American Ireland Funds sues ex-employee for embezzlement
Charity seeking relief from alleged ‘theft’ of between $200,000 and $1m
‘I love the place’: US billionaire John Malone on his €300m Irish portfolio
International investor talks about his assets in Ireland, Netflix, Trump, and succession plans
US guests helped Dromoland Castle to revenues of €21m last year
Pretax loss of €3.5m driven by €20m refurbishment of luxury Clare hotel
Receivers to sell Tony O’Reilly’s Dromoland Castle shares
Stake representing a 6.8 per cent holding worth an estimated €1.9m
Buckley’s exit ‘does not diminish concerns’ about INM, watchdog says
Corporate law regulator criticised media company’s governance and management
Tony O’Reilly: ‘You need to know how to lose to know how to live’
Former majority shareholder of INM is all smiles at an event in his honour in Dublin 4
Caveat: tourism chiefs should invest more to get that heart pumping
The midlands deserve more than 2% of the budget to develop and market tourism
Castletown Cox, one of Ireland's finest country estates, sells for €20 million
The prestigious 513-acre Kilkenny country estate sold to an international buyer
Micheál Martin backs moves to safeguard media independence
FF chief's ‘profound’ concerns ‘in terms of our democracy’ about issues at INM
Gavin O’Reilly says INM data breach claims ‘stomach-churning’
Former chief executive of media group shocked at treatment of staff and journalists
‘Denis v Goliath’: O’Brien’s battle against alleged reputational damage
Alleged data breach the latest twist in businessman's involvement with INM
Press ombudsman has ‘deep concern’ over alleged INM data breach
Data Protection Commissioner to conduct investigation
Q&A: What is going on in the INM controversy?
A guide to the alleged data breach in 2014 at Ireland’s largest newspaper publisher
Colonial-style riverside lodge in Enniskerry for €2.5m
Dargle Lodge was once part of Lady Valerie Goulding's estate which was later owned by developer Johnny Ronan
A giant who sought solutions as he strode many stages with integrity
Maurice Hayes obituary: Born July 8th, 1927 – Died December 23rd, 2017
Gavin O’Reilly says INM governance a ‘bit upside-down’
Ex-chief executive recalls time in 2008 Harvey Weinstein tried to get him to pull article
Which Irish brands do we love the most?
The search continues for Irish brands Irish people could not imagine the world without
Who in their right mind would want to be appointed as a director of INM right now?
INM faces bitter divisions at board level, an ODCE investigation and pressure on profits
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