Dermot Desmond

Festival organisers flying in staff from abroad to work summer jobs

Celtic’s front-foot, high-octane play can be a joy to watch but there’s a steeliness too

House builder also plans a hotel within Donnybrook project

US shares fall on inflation worries

15-time Major champion will return in July to play JP McManus Invitational Pro-Am

Stripe founders’ gains recognised on Forbes list of 2,668 people in ‘three comma club’

Seen & heard: Dermot Desmond’s Canouan plan; consumers wary on green cost; and Siptu’s 16% airport wage claim

Mountain Province Diamonds closes funding deal with Irish businessman as investment shines

Revenues ‘growing month on month’ at franchise since indoor dining reopened

Leona Maguire takes share of lead into final round as she chases first LPGA win

Consortium led by former Formula One boss is keen to partner with Irish-led businesses

Seen & Heard: Germany to win Intel scheme; and job hunters home in on remote work

Apple soared and Zoom slumped in a year that saw markets surge to record levels

Sean Corkery jumped at the chance to lead the aviation software firm out of trouble

Companies behind Blackrock, Hermitage and Galway clinics saw profits drop in 2020

E-learning company has been highly successful cash cow for billionaire investor

Former F1 boss has teamed up with Keith O’Loughlin

Attitude towards international tax domicile may changes with future governments

Ex-Anglo Irish chief ‘unfairly vilified’ over financial collapse, say businesspeople

Dermot Desmond says ex-Anglo chairman was a ‘decent and honourable Irishman’

Unexpected bond payment eases market fears of a default by troubled Chinese developer

In an extract from his new book, our former environment editor lays out his vision for Dublin

Financier Dermot Desmond has described practice as a ‘criminal waste of money’

Businessman says social housing policy is `shocking mismanagement of public funds’

Seen & heard: Desmond critical of housing policy; Web Summit face off; and energy alert for Amazon

Minor victory for Irish travel software group as multimillion-euro legal actions continue

Accounts filed by Airtricity League leaders suggest it will be able to pay this year’s debts

Irish travel retail software company records 5% fall in first-half revenue to $12.6m

The one-time stockbroker from Belfast was considered dynamic and gregarious

Gerrard has elevated his team to a point where they could sell players and still be too good for the competition

Investors have found the shares about as palatable as a leftover sandwich during Covid

Galway-based dental care brand projects turnover will triple in three years

Patrick Freyne: I get why people want to be a bit rich: poverty sucks. But why Rich-List rich?

Development came as Datalex held meeting to rubber-stamp €25m equity raise

Dublin’s financial hub is losing out to the rest of the docks in the battle to attract companies

Marlet chief Pat Crean pays more than €11m for ‘Lissadell’ on the exclusive Dublin 4 road

We asked leading experts for changes that could improve how we live

Appeal had been made by company owned by John Dunne, son of Seán Dunne

Airlines under pressure as UK removes countries from green list

Market Beat: Company has long been surrounded by takeover whispers even in darkest days