Róisín Burke

Róisín Burke

Roisin Burke is Senior Business Correspondent with The Sunday Business Post and pens the Week in Business column. Burke joined the newspaper in 2014 from the Sunday Independent, where she was a business reporter for the past four years. She previously worked at the Sunday Tribune and the Sunday Times. Burke holds a degree in Spanish and English from NUI Galway and a Masters in Journalism from the Dublin Institute of Technology.

Council prunes back plans for Dublin Ivy

Council prunes back plans for Dublin Ivy

Celebrity restaurant hits seating snag

Acton fund to invest €100m in health firms

Acton fund to invest €100m in health firms

John Conroy plans to power investment into growth stage companies in digital health, functional foods and nutraceuticals

Church of Scientology claims 1,200 attended new Irish centre launch

Church of Scientology claims 1,200 attended new Irish centre launch

Leader David Miscavige flies in for opening celebrations at the centre, which was the subject of some local protests

Legal row between DAA and McEvaddy over Terminal 3 setback

Legal row between DAA and McEvaddy over Terminal 3 setback

Former DAA boss Kevin Toland advised that access to Dublin Airport’s taxiways and runways would not be granted, thus potentially stopping any third terminal development in its tracks

Róisín Burke on Business

Róisín Burke on Business

They made their fortune in retail, then sold out ahead of the crash. Here’s what the Roches Stores dynasty did next

Ormonde and Anderson consortium takes full control of Radio Nova

Ormonde and Anderson consortium takes full control of Radio Nova

A new consortium is taking over Dublin radio station Radio Nova with investment in programming pr...

Roche family’s €300m property empire

Roche family’s €300m property empire

Westfield Investments, the property company owned by the Roches retail dynasty, is developing €300 million worth of projects in London and Glasgow

Ireland’s medtech ones to watch

Ireland’s medtech ones to watch

Online doctors, pioneering technologies and life-changing treatments are among the activities of Ireland's fastest-growing medical technology companies

PROFILE Seamus Fitzpatrick: Vested interests

PROFILE Seamus Fitzpatrick: Vested interests

The multimillionaire founder of Mayfair private equity firm CapVest has the plastics business One51, where he jousted with Dermot Desmond in the past, back in his crosshairs again

‘Vindicated’ Barrett to approach funders

‘Vindicated’ Barrett to approach funders

G Hotel owner wins examinership appeal

Thousands spent on staff by Church of Scientology

Thousands spent on staff by Church of Scientology

The controversial Church of Scientology has leased around two dozen staff houses and apartments a...

After a rollercoaster of Nama and vulture funds, McGettigan looks to the future

After a rollercoaster of Nama and vulture funds, McGettigan looks to the future

Hospitality veteran prepares to pump €10 million into former Regency Hotel

Tycoons: Under the radar

Tycoons: Under the radar

In 2014, publicity-shy couple Bernie and John Gallagher paid Nama €28 million for the Bord Gáis Energy Theatre

Comer brothers pull back from Ugandan mega-development

Comer brothers pull back from Ugandan mega-development

Controversial plan was to create 5,000 homes and a new town, but it never fully got off ground

Mortgage-to-rent initiative will be unveiled this week

Mortgage-to-rent initiative will be unveiled this week

Damien English, Minister of State at the Department of Housing, is to oversee the the initiative