Horse Racing Ireland (HRI), the state body charged with running the industry, releases its 2005 annual report this week.
NTR last week deepened its involvement in the British waste market with the announcement of two deals for €10 million: the acquisitions of waste management and recycling firm Wastelink and RU Recycling.
Greencore may defy a government decision taken last week to award it €98.5 million in sugar regime restructuring aid when the company completes a restructuring plan by July 31.
Two thirds of hoteliers across the country expect business this year to be well ahead of last year, according to the latest tourism industry barometer survey by Failte Ireland.
Property developer Paddy Kelly is set to acquire complete control of the Irish operations of Mango, the expanding international fashion chain, in a deal worth €5 million.
You would have to go a long way to find an unhappy builder in Ireland these days but there were some glum faces at the Irish-registered housebuilding group Abbey last week.
As chairman of Celtic, billionaire Dermot Desmond is acquainted with the lyrics of the well-loved song It’s A Grand Old Team To Play For, in which fans of the Bhoys proudly sing: ‘And if you know your history…'
Greencore’s prospects of receiving the lion’s share of €145 million in EU restructuring aid have been boosted by the news that Sweden is set to award its farmers and contractors just 12.5 per cent of its restructuring funds to quit the sugar industry
David Drumm, chief executive of Anglo Irish Bank, will have to cast the net wider to find a new head of group treasury after the departure of another senior executive last week.
‘Sell in May a n d g o away’, the time-honoured Wall Street saying, looks less of a cliche and more a truism this weekend after another turbulent week for stock markets across the globe.
AIB, Allianz and O2 are some of the companies expected to be in the running to take over the sponsorship of the new look €3million Irish Open golf tournament.
Legend has it that a rendez vous beneath Clerys’ clock on O’Connell Street has been the starting point of many a successful relationship in the nation’s capital.
Greencore is expected to submit a bid for Park Cakes, the English manufacturer that is being sold in a stg£200 million (���290 million) disposal programme by troubled group Northern Foods.
Aer Lingus is on course to achieve its target of an operating profit of €85million this year, a 17 per cent increase on last year’s performance.
Events, as former British prime minister Harold Macmillan once quipped, are what politicians fear most.
