The week in business
A look behind the stories with Róisín Burke
A string of individuals from academics to activists to business figures have launched high-profile campaigns to get elected to the Seanad. Ethna Tinney’s bid for public office through the Trinity election, however, has been far more low-key.
Tinney was once a classical pianist and radio producer. Then, in 2000, she was appointed, through a publicly advertised competition, as a director to the board of the Educational Building Society (EBS). She was something of...
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