Dunloe Hotel in Killarney gets €100m renovation from German Liebherr family
Owners have begun demolition work on the site, with plans for new spa and conferencing facilities as well as 18 high-end suites
AI hits entry level jobs and tax free money from a home in your garden
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An Post lines up former Glen Dimplex boss Fergal Leamy as next chief executive
Appointment to €313,000 post currently held by David McRedmond would mark return to the semi-state sector for former Coillte boss
Irish creche group sale and Diageo’s frothy Kildare investment
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Paul McCann returns to his accounting roots as CEO of Irish firm Ecovis
McCann left IT solutions company Ergo in February following its sale, having earlier spent 22 years with Grant Thornton
LinkedIn Ireland’s big dividend and tax payments, and retailer Rathwood’s woes
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LinkedIn’s Irish unit pays $400m dividend to Microsoft
Accounts for main entity in Ireland also shows it paid $52m in corporation tax last year
Sherry FitzGerald appoints former IIP chief Pat Farrell to its board
He recently stepped down as chief executive of Irish Institutional Property having worked in banking for a number of years
Allianz’s healthy dividends from Irish insurance, and how bridging finance works
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Lower growth but no recession says Bank of Ireland, and RTE’s new radio jingles
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‘The time is right’: Galway woman seeks €50m to create Ireland’s ‘first luxury goods group’
Paris-based Ashley McDonnell has set up Vyko Group to invest in Irish fashion and beauty brands
Aer Lingus travel disruption this summer and how to invest in crypto
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Primark chief Eoin Tonge: ‘I want to bring Penneys back to what Penneys was’
Dubliner runs a business that spans from Dublin to the Middle East and the US, with 85% of its products selling for under a tenner
High Irish electricity prices and how to invest in property
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The man running the Irish firm selling roughly 12 million burgers a week to McDonald’s
Dawn Meats chief Niall Browne on the potential for its New Zealand deal, why red meat is good for us, and climate change challenges for the industry














