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Little is known about the man often still misidentified in newspaper reports as Russian
Ireland is not competing with the UK's rate of 10 per cent, White says
Construction in Ireland and Europe is stubbornly stuck in the doldrums by any measure – but insulation maker Kingspan is buoyant and growing
Marc Murphy hit success after the 2008 financial crisis by anticipating that banks would soon be under a regulatory cosh, and providing a sophisticated service that ensures compliance
EU and Britain will reach a trade deal, as they ‘have too much to lose’
Why the head of the Carlow Brewing Company sold a stake to Spanish beer maker Hijos de Rivera
The 53 year-old will be closely watched by investors
Broadlake’s Pete Smyth kitted out the company’s offices without the aid of a designer, buying secondhand couches and salvaged Croke Park benches – appropriate for a company whose watchword is prudence
Former Dublin manager is bursting with ideas about how Gaelic football can be strengthened
To get inward investment in the industry, rates needs to increase substantially, hotel chief reckons
An international legal brawl with Pernod Ricard and the threat of expulsion from the Irish whiskey trade group have done nothing to dent André Levy’s ambitions
Six Nations boss John Feehan will resist any moves to shift the rugby showpiece away from its traditional place in the sporting calendar
The US is a relatively gambling-free zone, especially online, but Dermot Smurfit jnr is on a quasi-evangelical quest to change all that
He was branded an ‘eejit’ for selling bottled water to the Irish, but had the last laugh. Now Geoff Read is planning on selling us Nosh, a self-styled breakfast in a bottle.
We are ready to build but the numbers don’t add up, housebuilding firm insists
