Family affairs: How Ireland’s newly rich are putting money to work in secretive firms
As a result of sales of businesses, a plethora of family investment vehicles have sprung up in Dublin around Fitzwilliam Square and its adjacent streets
Seamus Mulligan
Bank of Ireland’s Patrick Kennedy develops a taste for Jazz
Retiring Bank of Ireland chairman moving into non-exec role in the pharma sector
Cancer killer cell group has two shots at success
Galway company chasing scientific and manufacturing breakthroughs
Galway cancer killer cell group ONK raises €19m
Company’s technology edits immune system cells in bid to cure cancers
Killer cells: delivering a knockout blow to cancers
Irish scientists and companies are working on next-generation cancer therapies
Mulligan backs ONK Therapeutics in $8m funding
Galway company is developing enhanced natural killer cells to target cancers
Irish pharma deal hopes to significantly improve cancer treatment
Avectas, backed by industry veteran Seamus Mulligan, takes a stake in Galway-based ONK Therapeutics
Seamus Mulligan leads $20m funding at medtech Avectas
Drug delivery specialist aims to be key player as medicine turns to cell technology and personalised medicine to tackle cancers
A maverick taking on the Irish whiskey establishment
Waterford Distillery founder Mark Reynier aims to produce the best single malt
Irish pharma behind overdose rescue drug doubles profits
Adapt Pharma recorded 126% revenue rise due to success of Narcan nasal spray
Drug companies head off opioid trial with $260m settlement
Drugmaker Teva and three distributors reached a settlement with two US counties over their alleged role in the opioid addiction crisis, just moments before the start a trial
Seamus Mulligan leads $10m funding for cell therapy start-up
Avectas has now raised $20m as it looks to unlock potential of personalised medicine
The Irish Times Deal of the Year: The four finalists
Contenders include Coillte for its windfarm sale, and Smyths Toys buying a division of ToysRUs
Meet the winning CEOs: Irish Times Business Person of the Month Awards
July, August and September winners of awards in association with KPMG
‘The Irish Times’ launches second annual business awards
Business Person of the Year and other category winners to be announced at gala event in May
Business 2018: the winners and the losers
The last 12 months proved to be another year of mixed fortunes in corporate Ireland
Ciarán Hancock’s Christmas Business Quiz
Win overnight accommodation in the Castlemartyr Resort or Farnham Estate, or a 12-month premium digital subscription to ’The Irish Times’
Home-grown pharma and medtech strike near-billion-dollar deals
Cantillon: Indigenous firms Adapt, Chanelle and Novate show how to do business
Business person of the month: Séamus Mulligan, Adapt Pharma
Adapt agreed a $635m deal in August that will see it taken over by Emergen
What next for Séamus Mulligan?
Entrepreneur might turn attention to Maynooth University cancer therapy spinout
Making millions: how Irish team hit $735m jackpot with overdose rescue drug
US opioid crisis helped growth of overdose rescue drug marketed by Adapt Pharma
Six Irish men to share $635m after sale of drug firm
Adapt Pharma’s Narcan spray used in the front line of opioid crisis in United States
Jazz Pharma named as Barclays stock pick for 2017
Drug firm with Athlone manufacturing plant seen as second fastest-growing US share
Diageo sold former Guinness brewery in Waterford for just €7.2m
Company accounts show Waterford Distillers recorded €564,214 loss last year
Adapt Pharma invests in Maynooth University tech spin-off
Profector Life Sciences has scientific instruments business selling devices that allow researchers to deliver molecules to cultured cells
Gay Byrne property syndicate moves to refinance loan
Injunction sought against Deutsche Bank by Conduit Partnership
Séamus Mulligan pumps $86m into new drug venture
Entrepreneur cashes in investment in Jazz Pharmaceuticals to fund new business
Jazz Pharmaceuticals invests €50m in manufacturing plant
Athlone project will create 50 high-skilled full-time jobs when completed by 2016.
Chapter One turns over a new leaf with its first book
Michelin-starred restaurant celebrates 21 years in business
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