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Service for rugby player turned businessman attended by former U2 manager as well as sporting and political figures including Tánaiste
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Rugby star. Businessman. Philanthropist: What is the legacy of the late Tony O’Reilly?
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Former Heinz chairman and Ireland rugby international died aged 88 on Saturday after a short illness
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It’s hard to avoid the belief that something of his anomalous origins must have been present in what O’Reilly became
Tony O’Reilly: A dazzling star who left a mark on many facets of Irish society
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Tony O’Reilly: President leads tributes to businessman who ‘touched so many aspects of Irish life’
Simon Harris describes former Heinz chief executive and chairman as ‘a giant of sport, business and media’
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Heinz and Independent News and Media brought the ‘Golden Boy’ of Irish commerce wealth and power beyond any contemporary
Businessman Tony O’Reilly (88) dies after short illness
Glasnevin native who played rugby for Ireland made a fortune as chairman of Heinz before investing in Irish companies
Larry Goodman commits up to €6.35m to rescue Barryroe from examinership
Rescue plan would see billionaire take full control of oil and gas explorer
Lady Chryss O’Reilly, wife of Sir Anthony O’Reilly, dies
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Accenture job cuts, save €6,000 by shopping around for better mortgage rate, and manufacturing slows again
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Whatever happened my shares in Tony O’Reilly’s Arcon?
Q&A: Investing in the listed Irish exploration sector has rarely been dull even if it has struggled to deliver real returns
Cork oil-well explorer Barryroe faces wind-up if shareholders don’t pony up once more
Barryroe Offshore Energy investors only have weeks to decide whether to fund the company to pursue a legal case against the Minister after he pulled plug on its key oil and gas prospect
Denis O’Brien profile: high-flying career hits fresh turbulence
The telecoms magnate is expected to lose control of Digicel, his Caribbean telecoms group
Going is good for Paddy Jordan, the agent behind some of Ireland’s most lucrative stud sales
Stud farms for oil-rich sheikhs, mansions for media moguls, humble three-bed semi-Ds: Paddy Jordan has bought and sold them all in the course of a storied career
Providence Resources completes Barryroe site survey
Directors ‘very satisfied’ with successful completion of survey
Oil and gas exploration company begins survey in Barryroe field off Cork coast
Well site survey by Providence Resources expected to take up to seven days
Ireland’s largest dairy exporter powers through Covid and Brexit
Interview: John Jordan, chief executive of Ornua
Latest Barryroe setback could end up being good news for Providence investors
Market Beat: Explorer has yet to deliver on long-standing ‘black gold’ hype
Cheltenham week should raise uncomfortable talk about gambling addiction
Malachy Clerkin: Hidden problem is not discussed enough in public discourse
How will Denis O’Brien’s departure change the Irish media landscape?
Hugh Linehan: The era of moguls has run its course; European conglomerates have arrived
Denis O’Brien’s media departure: ‘No politician will shed any tears’
Politicians say O’Brien’s involvement in any issue tended to draw negative attention
Johnny Watterson: Rugby’s centurions really just a modern day concept
No player that began their career prior to 1982 reached 100 caps
Former Wales winger JJ Williams has died aged 72
He scored 12 tries in 30 appearances and won Grand Slams in 1976 and 1978
Barryroe oil find could replace State’s dwindling gas reserves, says Providence
Kinsale gas field has run out, and Corrib has just a few years left
Providence shares rise as Barryroe expert joins board
Market sees appointment of Andrew Mackay as vote of confidence in Irish prospect
Providence says Barryroe would break even with oil prices at $26
CEO Alan Linn says oil field ‘economically compelling’ with oil prices at $50 a barrel
Providence Resources reports €26.8m loss for 2019
Former CEO Tony O’Reilly jnr received exit payment of almost €450,000
Ireland Funds’ chief executive steps down after one year
Mr Cronin intends to spend more time with family and will move back to Ireland
Michael Smurfit: ‘I asked Trump to invite me to the White House for my 80th birthday’
The businessman on Tony O’Reilly, selling the K Club, Brexit, and cocooning in Monaco
Sporting Controversies: The remarkable rise and fall of Cian O’Connor’s golden dream
It’s was a story that had the nation captivated . . . and Charlie Bird on the case
Gambling industry walking a fine line during sporting lockdown
‘You don’t solve a gambling problem by taking away sport’
Providence’s new CEO lured by ‘quality’ of Barryroe prospect
Alan Scott Linn takes over at oil and gas explorer after long-term head Tony O’Reilly quit
Providence warns working capital could run out by next month
Oil and gas explorer says it has enough funds to meet costs until early April at the latest
European markets slip back ahead of crunch ECB meeting
Markets report: Recurring fears of hard Brexit hit share prices in London
Cantillon: Providence’s new CEO must strike oil at Barryroe
Cantillon: Alan Linn gets share incentive to succeed where others failed with oil field
Providence Resources grants new boss options over 15m shares
EGM vote required for exploration group’s new employee share option scheme
Providence Resources appoints new chief executive
Third Energy Onshore chief executive Alan Linn takes up role immediately
Irish oil groups enter new year with their work cut out
Tullow and Providence among worst-performing stocks in London and Dublin in 2019
Winners and losers in a year of extremes in the business world
Green Reit and CRH among winners as Boeing, Denis O’Brien and RTÉ join losers
Day of reckoning Providence as Tony jnr steps down
End of an era as O’Reilly name departs stock exchange list
Providence history: a fruitless search for Irish oil
Decades drilling off Irish coast and millions spent but not a drop of oil extracted
Tony O’Reilly jnr quits Providence with immediate effect
Beleaguered oil and gas explorer had been trying to get new partner for key prospect
Providence loses partner on ‘Avalon’ prospect
Exit of French oil major Total leaves Providence searching for new partner
Ministers reluctantly realise they will have to help RTÉ
Public service broadcasting is necessary for politics and a healthy public life
Mike Ashley eyes quick exit for Sports Direct from House of Fraser
Seen and Heard: IDA spends €16m on HQ fit-out; Kilkenny Group takes legal action
Tony O’Reilly staked it all on a Chinese mirage
Joe Brennan column (October 4th 2019): The Chinese proposal had forced the company to raise $3.76m in recent weeks through an emergency share placing.
Providence Resources eyes new partner after latest setback
Chines backer Apec fails to loan beleagured Irish oil and gas exploration company $9m
Providence Resources still hoping to receive $9m loan from Chinese partner
Protestor bids to disrupt Irish oil and gas exploration company’s meeting
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