Property developer Johnny Ronan has reached an agreement with the National Asset Management Agency (Nama) to refinance company debts of over €250 million.
David Drumm, the former chief executive of Anglo Irish Bank, is raising a war chest from a golden circle of developers, to fund his battle to prevent the Irish state from bringing him home to face potential criminal charges.
Approval needed from council planning department
A company set up by Derek Quinlan and the British investor Glenn Maud to buy the Madrid headquarters of Banco Santander for €1.9 billion has been found liable for €105 million in the High Court in London.
Michael O’Flynn, the Cork property tycoon, will begin a fundraising drive on Monday to finance his development of 600 acres of land in Ireland and five sites in Britain after he struck a deal on Friday with US fund Blackstone.
Raglan Capital has teamed up with Irish healthcare and life-science veterans to launch a new company, Horizon Medical Technologies, and plans to float it on London’s AIM stock exchange by the end of the year.
Barricade Security Systems, an Irish tech company which has developed an early hacker warning product, has raised $1.2 million (€1.05 million) from a syndicate of venture capital and angel investors.
Aviation entrepreneur Declan Ryan established the One Foundation to give away much of his fortune
Not content merely to run a $1 billion global business, PCH boss Liam Casey is also looking to the future by giving start-ups a helping hand
Bebo plans to offer an Irish mobile operator an exclusive deal that will allow the operator to offer 1.1 million Irish users of Bebo access to the popular social networking site.
A Dublin businessman and a group of predominantly Irish investors will make about €33 million when they close the sale of an office building in Greenwich, Connecticut, on the east coast of the United States.
An Irishman last week unveiled his $1.8 billion (€1.3 billion) bid to win the franchise to control New York horse racing.
A bio-ethanol plant on the site of Greencore’s former sugar site in Mallow would be ‘‘inappropriate’’, according to a report by the Cork county manager.
Singer Daniel O’Donnell has sold his Donegal home for almost €3 million to the businessman behind Irish Psychics Live.
An Irish property developer has told a corruption inquiry how he paid a former senior Australian politician a retainer to help get his lands rezoned.
