Cerberus collects $631m on German shipping loans housed in Dublin firm
US investor uses Ireland as hub for distressed property assets from across Europe
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Former Glanbia boss joins board of Goodman’s ABP Food
John Moloney is joining board along with one of owner’s sons, Mark Goodman
Roll up, roll up: capitalism will drive cannabis legalisation in Ireland
Legalisation is coming, no matter what Irish policymakers may say now
Fine Grain invests €35m in Limerick office scheme for 400 staff
Irish-Singaporean commercial property vehicle also developing scheme in Galway
Potential disruption at Ryanair; new home buyers beware; and bitcoin’s bubble
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Ron Bolger chairs new Fine Grain fund to invest €150m in Irish commercial property
Former Telecom Éireann chairman now on board of Irish-Singaporean investment company
Losses rise at Carluccio’s Irish restaurants
Operating losses jump 92 per cent to €536,056 for year to end of September 2016
IDA business park in Galway getting new office building
Fine Grain developing three-storey, 450,000sq ft block designed by Arthur Gibney
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
Property group and State to invest €100m in commercial property
Fine Grain Property Ireland teams up with Ireland Strategic Investment Fund
Losses widen at Carluccio’s Ireland following expansion
Accumulated losses rise to €688,133 after opening of second Dublin restaurant
Fall in Carluccio’s losses before franchise buyback
Accounts cover final period of the Irish franchise
Things begin to go Carluccio’s way as new chapter opens
Italian restaurant is up and running again after a tumultuous time in boom years
Carluccio’s to expand in Dublin city centre after buying back franchise
Company keen to open in the capital’s southern suburbs
Carluccio’s buys back Irish franchise, plans expansion
Change crystallises loss for Irish investor group
Waste management company Greenstar sold to US firm by receiver
Mark Keough, who will become chief executive of Greenstar, said sale was ‘good news’ for employees
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