‘Mistake’ not to include nursing representative on Covid Advisory Group – INMO
New team to replace Nphet and will advise Government on Ireland’s response to Covid
Tony Holohan to chair new Covid Advisory Group to replace Nphet
New faces on group include Luke O’Neill and Clíona O’Farrelly with representative Taoiseach’s department yet to be confirmed
Bord Pleanála clears way for Goodman build-to-rent scheme for Beaumont
Urban Life project attracted strong local opposition
Larry Goodman puts eldest son in key spot on new board over empire
Move puts order over the long-term direction of the Goodman family’s interests
Larry Goodman’s healthcare group hires Datalex turnaround CFO
Companies behind Blackrock, Hermitage and Galway clinics saw profits drop in 2020
‘I sort of vomited up a draft’: Megan Nolan and Amanda Feery on creating an opera for the first time
A Thing I Cannot Name is a collaboration between the two that explores ugly side of desire
Examinerships saved almost 600 jobs last year
Experts predict spike in applications in second half of 2021 as Covid supports phased out
Leo Varadkar and the leak: New questions for Tánaiste about GP contract
Release of departmental emails renews focus on then taoiseach’s actions in April 2019
Larry Goodman companies win US court battle against Blackrock Clinic co-founder
Illinois judge dismisses ex-surgeon’s attempt to reverse sale of his stake
Donohoe told insurers they risked ‘irreparable damage’ to reputation
Seen and Heard: Minister takes aim at insurers’ attempts to reject business interruption claims
Dublin software company Workhuman ‘on course’ for €1bn valuation
Seen & Heard: banks may ration lending and retailers seek rent supports
Goodman company appeals Kildare Street office block refusal
Plan opposed by an Taisce, Kilkenny Group and Department of Culture
Profits almost halve at Hermitage Clinic in 2018
Accounts indicate decline in pretax profits but revenues advance 6% to nearly €80m
Department of Culture strongly objects to Goodman Kildare Street plan
Proposal would see demolition of several historic buildings
FOMO grips stock investors as bull market lives on borrowed time
There is no shortage of potential banana skins facing equity markets, according to analysts
Economic and social changes have frayed tribal loyalty to Labour in the northeast
A rift is opening up between a London-based Labour leadership which is mostly Remain and parts of the party’s traditional heartland that voted Leave
Roll up, roll up: capitalism will drive cannabis legalisation in Ireland
Legalisation is coming, no matter what Irish policymakers may say now
The health crisis that comes with climate disruption
Scientists and doctors unite in call to act on climate change to protect human health
Will Uniphar be Ireland’s only IPO this year as volatility returns?
Markets Beat: Larry Goodman makes €4m profit on Green Reit bet
Beef Plan founder believes he is fighting for rural Ireland’s survival
‘Government has no sense of how beef farmers’ euro filters through community’
He’s almost 82 but Larry Goodman has plenty of moves left
Whether it’s a beef with farmers or at his hospitals, he remains the busiest of Irish billionaires
Goodman builds stake in Green Reit as it courts bidders
Company controlled by beef magnate’s family accumulates stake worth €27.3 million
Dublin and Berlin move closer as Brexit barney continues
Business Week: also in the news were changes in Europe, debt, tax and the banks
Donohoe refuses to be pressed on Goodman Group tax arrangement
Minister updates committee on double-tax accords with Netherlands and Switzerland
May offers to walk the plank but Brexit deal still founders
Business Week: Big news for several Irish businessmen; mortgage woes; and housing
Seen & Heard: Lenders preparing to pull cashback deals on mortgages
Mortgage incentives likely to be phased out amid fears of misleading customers
New York fashion week: What to look out for in the days ahead
Thousands of people to hit the city bringing millions of dollars in economic impact
Cardinal Carlyle seek up to €110m for Payzone
Seen & Heard: Eir cuts costs, Clerys’ future, K Club on the market
An art college day out, sticky lights and a gardening festival in Kildare
Home Front: What to do and see across Ireland over the next few weeks
Diarmuid Gavin and Dunnes Stores aim for Outer Spaces
Caveat: Better value beats them all, but sharper ideas can trump the competition
Goodman’s son shields consultancy’s finances from public view
Latest financial statements show profits rose from €600,000 to €2.8m over course of 2017
Ghost Stories: Scares and floating sheets in dismal Britain
Review: Adaptation of the play ‘Dead of Night’ transfers the show-stopping moments well
Death of Brian Britton, champion of renewables
Leading businessman was a founding director of the British Irish Chamber of Commerce
Franz Ferdinand are a band reborn
Alex Kapranos talks about a new album, scoffing fish n’ chips in Galway, and why he wrote a song about the NHS
Cometh the hour, cometh the Meáin jacket
Aran Island firm’s men’s knitwear collection mixes sturdy substance with sophistication
Goodman pulls sale of €110m Setanta Centre
Beef baron may redevelop Setanta complex as another project on Baggot Street nears completion
Irish creatives in New York: if you can make it here . . .
As the dust settled on New York Fashion Week, we met some Irish people making waves in the Big Apple
IFA report raises further concerns about ABP/Slaney deal
Study by PMCA suggests Goodman deal will damage competition in beef sector
Business week: crunch time for Apple, the EU and US
A big results week, IFA rows with ABP, employment is up and car insurance swerves
IFA funding threatened by fall-off in levies in beef sector
Levy payment is at centre of escalating row between Goodman firm and farmers’ group
Processors give IFA assurances over levy payments
Farmers’ group says there is no move to follow Goodman’s ABP in changing system
Dawn Meats to retain automatic IFA levy arrangements
Beef processor signals no change amid Goodman row with IFA over ‘opt-in’ collection
IFA in row with Larry Goodman’s company over ‘factory-gate’ levy
Farmers’ organisation funding threatened after ABP group suspends collection of levy
Shire may join Dept of Health in bank HQ
€100m being spent on redevelopment of former Bank of Ireland HQ
Liechtenstein body may play key role in Blackrock Clinic case
The Goodman Group rejects claim control of its Blackrock Clinic share changed
Irish Women of the World: Simone Rocha and eight other successes in style
To celebrate International Women's Day, we've found an outstanding bunch of Irish women whose influence is felt around the world. Meet the women who have risen to the top in international fashion
Goodman banking on €100m refurb to get top tenants
Landmark office development was the former headquarters of Bank of Ireland
What are the four new Nama allegations made by Wallace?
Independent TD has described that State-owned property firm as ‘secret society’
Andy Coulson cleared of committing perjury
Judge rules former News of the World editor ‘had no case to answer’
Fashion: Get your groove on with 1970s look
Flares, chunky heels, floppy hats and fringed bags hark back to an earlier era
Beef company must provide security for horsemeat defamation costs
Company claims Goodman company statement ‘hung out’ rival
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