IT services company Ergo acquires Asystec in €25m deal
Combined group will have revenues in excess of €150m and about 500 IT employees
Quinn Insurance case against auditors on hold over funding
Insolvent insurers’ administrators seek financing for legal case from Insurance Compensation Fund
Bankers’ pay low on political agenda
Despite the grumbles, pay restrictions look set to remain in place for the foreseeable
Paul McCann to succeed John Purdy as chief executive of Ergo
Incoming CEO to lead IT services company, which is due to hit €100m revenue milestone
PTSB names Grant Thornton partner as interim CFO
Paul McCann steps in as bank continues to search for permanent figure for position
Couple challenge revocation of rates exemption for D4 property
Couple came to attention in 2019 after receiver’s possession order due to €25m debt default
Provisional liquidator appointed to takeaway app company
Bamboo app allowed users to order and pick up meals from restaurants
Nama receivers must fix ‘structurally defective’ car park at Maynooth Business Campus
Works that could cost €3m to be funded from sale of building
€900m action against PwC expected to take place in 2020
Administrators look to next year for case over how PwC audited Quinn Insurance
Player Wills site could fit up to 1,400 dwellings, developer says
Developer and city council hope to join forces to build homes on Dublin site
Carysfort Capital pays €34m for portfolio of 102 houses at St Edmund’s
Nama shares sale proceeds with developer on foot of licence agreement
What to expect as Ireland enters the final act of the economic crash
Agenda: State is still entangled in financial sector via Nama, IBRC and Quinn Insurance
Player Wills site must be used for public housing, protesters say
Dozens attend People Before Profit rally calling for State to buy the south Dublin site
Planners reject appeal by Nama receivers involving Player Wills site
Nama receivers Grant Thornton appealed council’s decision to place disused factory on South Circular Road on vacant sites register
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
Ulster SFC: Gweedore hold firm against Cargin
Donegal side survive Cargin comeback to reach semi-finals
US investment firms poised to sell Cherrywood land to builders
Hines and King Street Capital hire agent to market 73 acres to homebuilders
Dunnes Stores has taken ‘no steps’ to fit out Point Village store
Anchor unit is important to development of Dublin docklands site, receiver tells court
Woman’s appeal over jailing for refusing to vacate €1m home fails
Mother of two has been in prison for eight weeks for contempt of court orders
Woman jailed for refusing to leave €1m home not seeking a ‘free ride’
Counsel for fund granted possession of house says woman wants to ‘steal’ Dublin house
Site with potential for 340 homes at Howth Harbour for €25m
Strong interest expected in waterfront site assembled for €62m
‘I’m not going to walk around like David Brent, having stupid conversations’
Grant Thornton chief Paul McCann likes to hear laughter in the office but wants it to be authentic
Grant Thornton appoints Michael McAteer as managing partner
Insolvency practitioner succeeds Paul McCann in new year as head of accounting firm
Regulator to investigate Dekabank’s planned takeover of Gibson Hotel
German group recently emerged as likely buyer of former Harry Crosbie property
IRA man jailed for buying car used in NI prison officer murder
David Black (52) shot dead while driving to work at Maghaberry prison
Germany’s Deka set to check in at Gibson Hotel in Dublin
Four-star north docklands hotel was put up for sale in August with a price tag of €87m
Man who bought car used in murder of prison officer to be sentenced
Police established that Vincent Banks bought Toyota Camry car used from a man in Dublin
Grant Thornton to create 250 new jobs in Ireland
Roles will be largely based in accounting firm’s new centre of excellence
Cherrywood: The rocky road to a key Dublin development
Corporate battles and receiverships have delayed the construction of the new suburb
Hines starts work on €2bn urban centre in south Dublin
Minister for Housing breaks ground at Cherrywood site for 8,000 new homes
Carysfort Castle buys 160 apartments in west Dublin for €36m
The price paid for St Edmund’s – in three blocks – works out at €225,000 per home
Irish Life offers €125m for offices under construction
Grant Thornton will rent planned eight-storey over basement block at City Quay
More than €32.5m sought for 160 apartments at St Edmund’s
Multi-family residential development comes with 167 car-parking spaces
Engineering company BMD posts profits of €1m
Firm bought out of Bowen Construction from Nama expects turnover to rise by over 15%
Point Village receiver takes action against Dunnes Stores over €15m
Receivers claim failure of retailer to pay agreed funds is frustrating ability to complete development
O’Connell Street corner building with 1916 links seeks €2.65m
Surface of 3,827sq ft across five floors and basement generates €182,000 rent roll
Tulfarris Hotel and Golf Resort in Wicklow for €5m
Four-star resort at Blessington lakes includes 18-hole championship golf course
Woman can challenge EBS appointment of receiver
Receiver was appointed to eight properties in Dublin purchased by her former husband
Court approves €100m Quinn Insurance repament to State fund
Administrators paid almost €1m between July 2014 and September 2015
Quinn administrators paid out €175m in claims last year
Policies underwritten by company formerly controlled by Seán Quinn, accounts show
Lamh Dhearg pay penalty as Erin’s Own claim sixth crown
Cargin side win Antrim title by nine points with the help of two spot kicks
Seven former Whelan Group limestone quarries for sale
Quarries with combined market value of more than €10 million to be sold by tender
Cantillon: Rival for Big Four in accountancy merger
Merger will help Grant Thornton boost existing capacity in other areas of accountancy
Grant Thornton to merge with RSM Farrell Grant Sparks
Accountancy firms seek to challenge dominance of profession’s ‘big four’
Convention Centre Dublin welcomes new ownership
Completion of sale of operating businesses to Irish Infrastructure Fund
Church with €18m debt loses appeal over three properties
Receiver appointed to properties of Victory Christian Fellowship
Dunnes Stores Gorey allowed to reopen for two months
Retailer closed branch after injunction preventing use of door directly to carpark
Workers left in limbo as Dunnes plays high-stakes game
Shutting of Gorey outlet is typical of the chain’s combative tactics
State-backed fund to run The Convention Centre
Irish Infrastructure Fund is preferred bidder to run centre with potential to build a 330-bed hotel on adjacent site
Six provincial shopping centres on market for €115m
Portfolio valued at €400-€450m before the property crash in 2007
Quinn Insurance liabilities acquired by Catalina
Group administrators say sale represents a big step towards completing administration
Drawdown for Quinn Insurance could be €550m below estimates
Administrators in communication with Department of Finance
Fullers Lodge spaces expected to fetch over €2m
Popular student accomodation ideally situated on College Road in Cork
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