Online retail support firm hopes to double revenue every couple of years, says founder Tommy Kelly

RTÉ broadcaster turned down adviser role with senior politician back in 2017

After leaving Newstalk in 2017, Sarah McInerney ‘didn’t have anything secure’ for two years. Then a star turn as a temporary replacement for Sean O’Rourke led to her finding a permanent berth at RTÉ, co-hosting Drivetime and now as one of the new faces of the revamped Prime Time

Myles Kirby, the court appointed liquidator of Dolphin linked company MUT103, has said ‘it remains to be seen what funds, if any’, will be available to distribute to investors

The Olympic Federation of Ireland plans to move to Abbottstown, with surplus funds from sale of old base going towards sending team to Tokyo Olympics

A Supreme Court ruling has dismissed Protégé International’s appeal of a protective costs order

Around 100 private citizens entrusted their pensions – a total of around €4.5 million – to the firm, which later told them their investment was worthless

Company is backed by Causeway Capital, the Irish private equity firm

The Kilkenny animation firm Cartoon Saloon is in demand after its third Oscar nomination

Revenue initially refused to certify the 2017 funding round, saying the firm did not qualify for the SME scheme

Haven Community Foundation, founded by the former INM chairman and supported by Denis O’Brien, had faced funding problems

The south-eastern nursing home group, run by Margaret-Anne and John Dargan, has 233 beds across four homes

Tony Garry, who retired from the troubled stockbroking firm in 2014, is one of 16 former executives linked to a controversial bond deal in that year

Cork-based tech firm valued at over €100m claims US retail giant stole its trade secrets

Prosecutors seize servers, data and files from offices linked to Charles Smethurst’s collapsed property fund in which 1,800 Irish people invested

Oisín Hanrahan, chief executive of Angi Homeservices and founder of Handy, is ‘passionate’ about improving conditions for those who find work through his company

Northern Ireland developer Frank Boyd took an ill-fated action against the state agency to recover millions in interest swap payments

Oisín Hanrahan was studying in Harvard Business School when he came up with Handy, an app-led service for repairers and installers. He’s now chief executive of Angi Homeservices which has seen its revenue go up to $1.46 billion during the pandemic

Private equity firm Vordere acquired properties from now-bankrupt Dolphin two years before Irish investors alerted to problems with investments worth €107m

Kathleen Dineen, 78, sent a string of letters in a bid to find out why she hadn’t received payment on her investment before eventually seeking an order to wind up the company involved