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Making it Work

Investing in community pays off for award-winning accountancy firm

Ashbourne-based FAH Chartered Accountants puts time and effort into corporate and social responsibility in the Co Meath town
6 hours ago
  • Emmet Ryan
  • Making it Work

    Prepsheets find recipe for success with costing tool for food firms

    Software system works out how much each ingredient in a dish costs and identifies the allergen information
    13 hours ago
  • Emmet Ryan
  • Tech

    Altada liquidator alleges private investors urged company to ‘burn’ creditors owed €10m

    The directors of the Cork-based tech firm were allegedly told to set up a new phoenix-type entity called ‘Altada 2’ and ‘shake-off’ unsecured creditors owed millions
    4 days ago
  • Lorcan Allen
  • Charlie Taylor
  • Zeitgeist

    Fever pitch: fans can’t get enough of Bohs, Ireland’s oldest club

    The League of Ireland’s oldest club, Bohemians FC have become, arguably, its hottest brand, with fans clamouring to join and a very active presence on social issues off the pitch. But can a club be ‘too cool’, especially when they’ve not won the league in 14 years? Donal MacNamee finds out
    • Donal MacNamee
    • 19:00
    Making it Work

    Investing in community pays off for award-winning accountancy firm

    Ashbourne-based FAH Chartered Accountants puts time and effort into corporate and social responsibility in the Co Meath town
    • Emmet Ryan
    • 14:15
    Making it Work

    Prepsheets find recipe for success with costing tool for food firms

    Software system works out how much each ingredient in a dish costs and identifies the allergen information
    • Emmet Ryan
    • 07:40
    US Politics

    Marion McKeone: This year’s St Patrick’s US visit was all about the North

    The 2023 St Patrick’s visit to the White House and Capitol Hill centred on the 25th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement – and the barriers to forward movement on the Windsor framework
    • Marion McKeone
    • March 19, 2023
    Tech

    What next for Silicon Valley Bank and its customers?

    Around 100 Irish firms had a banking relationship with the start-up-friendly bank that went bust last week – some of which had debt facilities and loans that came to tens of millions of euro
    • Charlie Taylor,
    • Barry J Whyteand
    • Lorcan Allen
    • March 19, 2023
    Politics

    Packed schedule keeps Tánaiste on his toes, and on point

    Micheál Martin spent last week in New York talking up his predecessors’ achievements and promoting the €1bn Shared Island initiative, playing down suggestions that he sees the project as a legacy of his own
    • Killian Woods
    • March 19, 2023
    Tech

    Altada liquidator alleges private investors urged company to ‘burn’ creditors owed €10m

    The directors of the Cork-based tech firm were allegedly told to set up a new phoenix-type entity called ‘Altada 2’ and ‘shake-off’ unsecured creditors owed millions
    • Lorcan Allenand
    • Charlie Taylor
    • March 19, 2023
    Post Script

    Post Script: Declan Kelly’s hiring spree, Ryan Tubridy’s curious app, Denis O’Brien’s maths class

    A new column from the Business Post takes a look at the scenes behind the stories
    • Business Post
    • March 18, 2023
    Editor's Pick

    Project Clover: How Ireland finds itself in an awkward position on TikTok

    The Chinese-owned company is in damage-control mode, with Ireland at the centre of its efforts to assuage fears of misuse of users’ data
    • Donal MacNamee
    • March 18, 2023
    Profile

    The Everywhere pair: how the Daniels captured Hollywood with their kung-fu sci-fi comedy-drama

    Filmmakers Daniel Kwan and Daniel Scheinert, who created the Oscar-sweeping Everything Everywhere All At Once, are proof – in today’s creatively stalled Hollywood – that there is still room in cinema for something truly new
    • John Maguire
    • March 17, 2023
    Making it Work

    From running a hotel in Zanzibar to checking out business connectivity in Ireland

    Isabel Lugo and Karen De Brún’s firm manages the network infrastructure that enables businesses to connect all their devices
    • Emmet Ryan
    • March 17, 2023
    The Big Interview

    ‘We offer customers a crystal ball into what’s happening’ – Barry Conlon, co-founder of supply chain firm Overhaul

    Overhaul, the supply chain software company that Barry Conlon co-founded, is bringing more science to a business that was traditionally more often seen as an inexact art
    • Charlie Taylor
    • March 17, 2023
    Making it Work

    Large companies able to power ahead with Hanley Energy’s end-to-end solutions

    The Co Meath-based business has scaled up from a two-person company in 2009 to a global team of 650, and aims to reach €180 million in revenue this year
    • Emmet Ryan
    • March 16, 2023
    Making it Work

    A Wexford bakery bets on the doughnuts to bring in the dollars

    The Wexford-based business has focused solely on making doughnuts since the pandemic – a risky move that has paid off for the fourth-generation bakery
    • Emmet Ryan
    • March 16, 2023
    Energy

    Change of direction on offshore wind farms raises investors’ fears

    Energy industry experts warn that the government’s sudden policy shift will make it much harder for Ireland to meet its 2030 targets
    • Lorcan Allen
    • March 12, 2023
    Markets

    Existential crisis: What next for the Irish stock exchange?

    A number of companies have de-listed from the Irish stock exchange in recent years, for a variety of reasons – and now many fear that if Ireland can’t get IPOs of new firms, the exchange will become untenable
    • Barry J Whyteand
    • Ellie Donnelly
    • March 12, 2023
    US Politics

    Biden prepares for battle with GOP over tax hikes for billionaires

    A collapsed bank and contested budget will add up to a challenging week on a few fronts for Joe Biden
    • Marion McKeone
    • March 12, 2023
    Entertainment

    Marion McKeone: Ireland’s high profile at Oscars provides perfect backdrop to showcase talent

    With this year’s 14 nominations surpassing all previous records, LA is awash with Irish actors, writers and directors partying and networking in equal measure. Meanwhile, plans are being finalised for St Patrick’s Day events in Washington DC and New York
    • Marion McKeone
    • March 12, 2023
    Economy

    Ireland’s €134bn ‘phantom exports’ could disappear at the stroke of a pen

    Contract manufacturing, which results in one country reaping the tax benefits on goods produced elsewhere, has ramped up in Ireland in recent years, leading experts and economists to once again question Ireland’s true economic position
    • Daniel Murrayand
    • Lorcan Allen
    • March 11, 2023
    The Profile

    Lewis Hamilton: ‘He operates at a level above Formula 1’

    The seven-time F1 world champion’s future in the cockpit may be uncertain – but regardless of the number of titles he has racked up when he retires, he’ll still have traction on the public stage
    • Emmet Ryan
    • March 11, 2023

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