Seán Quinn

Bondholders incentivised new owners to try to reduce ‘community interference’ in sale deal after prolonged campaign of vandalism against Sean Quinn’s former businesses

Television: The second part of RTÉ’s documentary shows how Quinn’s sense of manifest destiny eventually tipped into cataclysmic overconfidence

Second part of RTE documentary series Quinn Country charted collapse of former billionaire’s business empire

First instalment of Seán Quinn’s story leaves itself open to charge of humanising its subject and potentially straying towards puff piece

A subsidiary of QuinnBet group made a tax settlement last year following a Revenue audit

The Barge and JW Sweetman guiding at €3.75m and €3.25m respectively

Businessman emailed to say short notice had prevented attendance

Mannok say former billionaire’s actions amount to defiance of company management

Dublin skills fair helps Ukrainians seeking positions in Ireland after fleeing war

Businessman’s home searched in investigation of alleged criminal activity in Border region

Caveat: Moscow’s invasion reveals risk of investing in the non-western economies

IBRC liquidators had been planning the sale of Ukrainian and Russian assets

Invasion a setback for IBRC liquidators who were working towards sale of valuable buildings

Constitutional law expert represented State in opposing Graham Dwyer data case

The sentences should reinforce the call to action: that if people have information that might help the investigation they have a duty to share it

Hunt continues for person who funded attack as three sentenced for up to 30 years

In The News podcast: How a poor farmer became a billionaire, and lost almost everything

Niall McPartland says people should not form opinions of him based on search engine findings

Former billionaire ‘not aware’ of any investigation since he emerged from bankruptcy

Right to be Forgotten allows personal information to be removed from search results

The rise of the ‘mediocre schoolboy’ who later became head of Anglo Irish Bank

Turnover at the business, which is owned by the family of Seán Quinn, was €8.8m

More than half of IBRC’s portfolio exposed to leisure

Total fees attached to long-running INBS inquiry yet to emerge

Development plans refused for landmark northside pub once popular on big GAA days

Credit Suisse told shareholders on Monday they are facing ‘significant losses’

Developer seeking to build five-storey apartment scheme

Tom Browne giving evidence in action against him over €30m in loans

Former executive says talk of Sean Quinn interest in bank was mere rumour when he retired

Former head of lending being sued by IBRC over borrowings, which he claims are void

Judge warns former billionaire that breach could result in imprisonment

Ireland should prepare for a recession or crisis every decade, says NTMA chief

The Bureau is targeting assets of a border region organised crime group

Manager’s record of achievement pivotal in guiding county back to vanguard of top sides

Rebranding of Quinn empire ‘inevitable’, says locals as name had become ‘toxic’

Veteran businessman questions right of former executives to rename firm he founded

Quinn Industrial Holdings said new name reflected change in the business over the past five years

Stephen O’Donnell’s Saints hadn’t scored in over 600 minutes before Shelbourne visit

Goalkeeping errors lead to goals at both ends as Shelbourne are held at home

Settlement follows five-year inquiry involving Lunney and Liam McCaffrey