Simonetta Nasi, mother of attack victim Guido, dies
Guido Nasi hoping to raise funds for young people with brain injuries
From bombastic to nearly sh*tting himself - the many faces of Ryanair’s Michael O’Leary
Caveat: With his aura of invincibility dimmed, Ryanair chief is well out of his comfort zone
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
Guido Nasi’s ‘forgiveness and courage’ praised by President
Nasi visits Áras an Uachtaráin 20 years after violent attack in Fairview Park, Dublin
Mother of student paralysed in assault thanks Ireland for support
Guido Nasi left with catastrophic brain injury after 1999 attack in Dublin park
Care centre group Centric secures €50m in funding
Funding deal comes following investment in group earlier this year by Rothschild
Six of the best TV shows to watch this week
Businessman Denis O’Brien is the focus of a special documentary, while Donegal teenager Amybeth McNulty returns in ‘Anne with an E’
Lawyer among INM 19 led defence against O’Brien firm’s legal battle
Nick Cooper whose name was searched after alleged data breach saw off Digicel court case
Chris Johns: Brexit dividend for NHS is just another UK government lie
Strategy of Brexiteers is to hold their nerve for another year to get Britain out of EU
Inside Track: Michael Kelly, Glandore
‘Look after your staff. If you have happy staff, they are much more likely to take good care of your customers’
Eason role is a new chapter in David Dilger’s career
Cantillon: chairman will use experience at Greencore to drive changes at the bookseller
Eason appoints David Dilger as chairman
Ex-Greencore chief will take over role at State’s biggest book seller in November
Gervaise Slowey to become interim chair of Eason
Former Communicorp boss has served as an independent director of the firm since 2012
Warm, emotional and funny tributes paid to James Osborne at Dublin memorial service
Ryanair director and former managing partner of A&L Goodbody died last week aged 68
Ryanair director James Osborne dies at 68
Mr Osborne was a highly respected figure in Irish corporate and legal circles
It’s five years since the O’Reilly family lost control of INM – is the company any better off?
While its digital strategy has flip flopped and newspaper circulation has declined, in terms of its indebtedness, INM is unquestionably in a better place today
Eason appoints new managing director to bookseller chain
Liam Hanly succeeds Conor Whelan and his priority is €7.5m investment plan to 2020
INM’s extraordinary boardroom spat raises host of questions
Why would firm consider acquiring national radio station that is losing market share?
Gorey businessman cannot pursue KBC for negligent lending
Court finds no cause of action in relation to retail park loans
Hospital software group Oneview Healthcare in €40m IPO
Dublin-based group valued at €140m becomes first Irish company to list on the Australian Stock Exchange
Battle over Gorey Business Park fast-tracked
Dispute between KBC bank and businessman James Osborne before Commercial Court
James Osborne brings proceedings against KBC
KBC was granted €6.2m judgment against businessman over Gorey Business Park
Man behind Gorey Business Park fights KBC’s €6.2m demand
Businessman James Osborne says jobs of 400 people working on site would be put in peril if he accepted bank’s demands
O’Leary defends Ryanair’s board against criticism
Airline says profits will be at upper end of €650m guidance
O’Leary close to sealing deal to remain as Ryanair chief
Airline predicts full-year profit will be at the upper end of €620 million to €650 million guidance
Siptu calls for urgent talks with Eason over redundancies
Union says plans to ‘unilaterally’ let go four staff without its agreement
Profits at Eason down by €300,000 to €2.3 million
Group revenues at Irish-owned book and stationery retailer fall 7.1% to €227m during ‘challenging year’
Eason says revenues down 8.7% in 'extremely challenging' climate
Shareholders told revenues have fallen by 8.7%, turnover down €21m
Centric renews bid for Mount Carmel Hospital
Healthcare provider indicates interest to liquidator in running facility
Sentenial adds €8m in new contracts
Financial technology firm sees demand for payment services ahead of Sepa deadline
Ryanair has survived two Gulf wars, 9/11 aftershocks, the 2008 crash and soaring fuel prices
The flotation of Ryanair, 1997
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