AIB lines up former HSBC executive McDonagh as chairman

The 61-year-old, who became deputy chairman in November, succeeds Richard Pym

Traveller families facing eviction have ‘nowhere to go’

Doherty families, who have been on the site at Balgaddy, Clondalkin since late 2018, have been ordered by the High Court to leave by January 15th

Supermac’s serves up €23.7m profit

New openings helped the group increase sales to €172m last year

Events highlight challenges facing Travellers in education

Young teacher blames lack of empathy for causing isolation

Supermac’s founder Pat McDonagh scoops EY industry entrepreneur award

Well-known businessman wins at EY Entrepreneur of the Year awards

Dust particles increasing cancer risk for construction workers

Silica dust, which occurs when cutting concrete, has been proven to be carcinogenic

Beef dispute: Processors enter talks despite ‘illegal blockades’ at plants

Minister urges parties to step back from ‘entrenched positions’ and resolve row

Supermac’s founder and Limerick outlet operator settle dispute

Circuit Court decision to remain in place, High Court told

Supermac’s fails to get injunction against franchisee

Fast-food chain claimed franchisee breached agreement by refurbishing premises

Galway Travellers ‘delighted’ that dumping and vandalism exposed

Drone footage highlights damage to houses and rubbish problem in Ballybane estate

Nama set to partner with developers to build homes on Poolbeg site

Poolbeg West in Dublin capable of accommodating 3,500 new homes

Big Mac appeal: McDonald’s appeals EU decision to cancel trademark

Move is latest round of brand battle between US fast food giant and Galway’s Supermac’s

Supermac’s owner plans to add 300 staff in 2019

New store openings and refurbishment of SÓ Hotel Group providing new jobs

Traveller family with 28 children to be evicted from west Dublin site

South Dublin County Council says it has no ‘duty of care’ as family are not from the area

New Supermac’s outlets drive growth at fast-food group

Profits increased more than a third on revenue of €157m

Player Wills site’s original developer may take it back from Nama

Borrowers close to regaining control of south Dublin site once earmarked for 750 homes

Nama says housing supply gap could take four years to close

Public Accounts Committee is told there is ‘widespread’ misunderstanding of land hoarding

High Court judge overturns 'racket' injury claim ruling

Passengers complained of pain despite paramedics’ evidence of little vehicle damage

Former K Club manager says ‘messenger of Michael Smurfit’ made threats

Peter Curran says he went into ‘meltdown’ after alleged threats made at racetrack

Safety concerns delay improvement works at St Mary’s halting site

Fourteen families face rodent problems and issues with water and electricity

Nama may put €250m of O’Callaghan-linked loans on market

State assets agency says it will return €3.5bn to State when it has completed its work

Nama could be wound up in 2020 despite hints for future role

Agency books profit of €481m in 2017

Man would receive €1.5m in damages ‘due to interest’, court hears

‘Sunday World’ uses accruals as argument for retrial in ‘Traveller drug king’ libel case

Nama chief links housing shortfall to land hoarding

Brendan McDonagh indicates only small fraction of sites sold have been developed

Decision to overturn award to man branded ‘Traveller drug king’ incorrect

Martin McDonagh granted €900,000 damages against ‘Sunday World’ over 1999 story

Dáil committee to quiz Nama on Project Tolka deal

Sale of loans was not done on the open market, contrary to normal Nama policy

Builders react with alarm to site levy proposal

Minister says measure will be included in the budget

Plan to close 80 post offices a ‘serious blow’ to rural Ireland

No decisions yet made while in-depth review of network still ongoing, says An Post

Nama redeems further €1bn of bond debt

Latest transaction keeps agency on course to deliver surplus of €2.3bn to Irish taxpayers

PAC to question Nama executives over lack of records

Details of discussions over controversial Project Eagle deal may have been destroyed

Supermac’s goes large as profits double

Founder Pat McDonagh completes windfall by selling property worth €27m to company

Pimco ‘forced to withdraw’ from Project Eagle sale over fixer fees

Chairman Frank Daly says group dropped bid for loan book due to Nama’s stance

Nama will return €2bn to excequer, Dáil committee told

Chairman Frank Daly denies agency under direction of Minister for Finance

Portuguese road workers must be paid €418,000 in month

The 27 staff will be entitled to near €1m if defendants lose appeal on breach of contracts

Developers slow to build so they can boost profits – Nama

Developers can earn €20,000 on newly built home that sells for €300,000 – McDonagh

Dublin Food Bank aims to meet growing demand

Crosscare to provide 750 tonnes of food to communities by end of year

Nama’s first-half earnings quadruple as it frees up bad loan money

Profit so far this year on par with €458m earned in all of 2014, says chief executive

‘Sunday World’ appeals €900,000 libel damages

Jury found man was libelled in article describing him as a ‘Traveller drug king’

Firm promised Nama advisor £5m if deal went through

Pimco approached agency before Cushnahan’s resignation

NTMA ‘always sceptical’ of Anglo and INBS business models

Banking Inquiry: Brendan McDonagh says agency had ‘no involvement’ in guarantee decision

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