Tom Lyons
EY expecting another €5.3bn of toxic debt sales
Loans mentioned in document include PSTB’s Project Glas, which contains loans on family homes
Irish journalist Browne gets Emmy nod for video on Las Vegas shootings
Browne, a senior story producer with the New York Times, has been nominated with his team in the 'outstanding new approaches' category for his work entitled '10 Minutes. 12 Gunfire Bursts. 30 Videos. Mapping the Las Vegas Massacre'
The €22m Budapest airport deal that stalled on takeoff
A plan to build Air Park City, an office, hotel and logistics hub near Budapest’s main airport has been beset by problems, with 160 Irish investors now caught between a rock and a hard place
Gallagher pushes the envelope in bid to save €10 million in Áras race
The former presidential candidate has written to the Minister for Communications, Denis Naughten, saying that the state could save €10 million in postage if the details of all election candidates were contained on one leaflet
Dunphy: ‘RTÉ have lost their nerve, they want strong people out the door’
As he departs Montrose after 40 entertaining years, Eamon Dunphy warns in an exclusive –and explosive – interview that his former employers are in danger of losing touch with journalism
The Vaults locked in examinership battle
Dublin’s ambitious new tourist attraction is facing moves to put it into examinership, weeks before it hoped to open its doors
Crosbie exits Nama after striking €7m deal
US fund Garrison financing businessman
Australian firms eye move to Ireland to escape Brexit fallout
Australian ambassador to Ireland Richard Andrews said he had also seen a rise in Irish firms seeking to raise equity by listing in Australia such as Irish hospital software group Oneview Healthcare, which raised €40 million there
Jailed Conlon asks Swiss court to release him into house arrest
A large part of former Ammado boss Peter Conlon’s day is spent in a sparse eight square metre prison cell with barred windows
Online therapy could help lift cloud for debtors struggling with mental stress
SilverCloud Health, the Irish digital mental health technology firm, has launched an online therapeutic solution to help people caught in the vicious cycle of financial difficulties and mental health challenges
Irishwoman seeks €3.5m funding to compete in global yacht race
Professional sailor would be first woman from Ireland to enter the ‘challenging’ contest
Smurfit’s golf dream reaches the 19th hole
Michael Smurfit’s decision to put the K Club up for sale marks the end of a colourful era in Irish corporate life
Legal veterans Flynn and Winters team up
Solicitors want justice for the ‘common man’
McKillen sues Anglo liquidators in US over ‘illegal’ €45 million loan
Property developer Paddy McKillen has launched a massive legal action in the United States against the liquidators of the former Anglo Irish Bank
Kavanagh claims Central Bank ‘redesigning Irish society’
Developer accuses Philip Lane of turning Ireland into ‘land of renters’
McKillen’s new war
Paddy McKillen sr’s action against the liquidators of the former Anglo Irish Bank gives new insight into the developer and the price he has paid for trying to help the bank in good faith during the crisis
