RTÉ sought to use defence of fair and reasonable publication, but it was not successful

Nicky Kehoe denies he has ‘zero reputation’ following previous involvement in IRA

Irish retailer with shops in Dublin, Limerick, Cork and Galway made €4.9m pretax profit

‘I’m known as The Magician, as I have been known to make money disappear’

Section of the Arnotts shop in Henry Street to change to John Lewis

Lingerie company in advanced talks to take over city centre shop

Dublin department store sees its turnover rise by 2.7% to €114.2m in 2014

Any restriction of cars in Dublin city centre an important issue for retailer

Arnotts joins Brown Thomas as member of portfolio of stores owned by Galen Weston

Selfridges’ Irish chief has ambitious plans for Dublin department store

Canadian billionaire Galen Weston now owns Brown Thomas and Arnotts

Owner says it could not find retailer to run department store on North Earl Street, Dublin

Arthur Ryan’s son drowned in Cork tragedy while his grandson remains missing at sea

Fashion director for Brown Thomas, Shelly Corkery wears, buys and promotes BT’s luxury goods – but it’s not all gowns and glamour, it’s a cut-throat business

Talks ongoing between the department store’s shareholders on its future ownership

London & Regional replace Galen Weston as backers of Noel Smyth

Both Fitzwilliam Finance and Apollo Investment want to gain control of Dublin department store

The Wicklow man and ex-WM Morrisons boss has put his 18th-century townhouse on the market for £1.65m

Outbreak of hope across retail spectrum after seven years of struggle

He rated his sales patter ‘amazing’. But after 10 hours working the floor of Arnotts, our reporter realises that flogging beds, tellys and loyalty cards is a more gruelling than it looks

Authority backs purchase of retailer’s loans from IBRC and Ulster Bank

Grafton Street flagship store to get €8.5m make-over this year

Final negotiations to acquire debt at about 40c in the euro of the face value of debt

Loans of Arnotts, TV3, Davy, ‘Racing Post’ and Topaz to go to consortiums

Management had submitted bid with backing from retail investment group

British retailer Selfridges believed to be providing financial backing to Fitzwilliam

London-based entity is to help retailer bid for its loans held by IBRC

Painting will go under the hammer with a guide price of £800,000-£1.2 million

Big Irish businesses of the past...and the major brands of today

Offer from party ‘knowledgeable of retail’ at second stage bidding for €230m loans

Orpen’s 1915 painting of Lady Idina Wallace to be auctioned in London

Retailer to begin by selling 10 of its leading beauty brands via the internet