The way has been cleared for fashion brand Karen Millen to buy Coast's Irish concession stores
The move will save half of the jobs under threat at the Irish wing of the clothing chain.
Aodhan O'Faolain
Once destined for liquidation, energy group OpenHydro has a new prospect of survival
Liquidators were only appointed to the ‘seriously insolvent’ group last month.
'Seriously insolvent' renewable energy group OpenHydro is headed for liquidation
The tidal energy outfit racked up debts of €280 million, the High Court has heard.
Bank of America forced to merge its billion-dollar Dublin and London arms due to 'Brexit fallout'
The investment giant has applied for permission from the High Court to combine the UK and Irish businesses.
An Irish scooter maker pushed to the brink by the collapse of Toys R Us has been saved
Yvolve Sports has exited examinership after it hit cash flow issues when the US giant filed for bankruptcy.
The planning body admits it made an error when it gave 500 Dublin homes the green light
An Bord Pleanála is prepared to concede to an order quashing planning permission for St. Anne’s Park.
The collapse of Toys R Us has pushed an Irish scooter maker to the brink
Yvolve Sports Limited has struggled with cash flow problems since the US giant filed for bankruptcy.
The developer behind Titanic Belfast is fighting an 'improper' move to wind the company up
Pat Doherty’s Harcourt Developments says the bid stems from a UK property dispute.
A Dutch company claims Dublin Airport's owner 'acted unlawfully' over a €50m tender
Koninklijke Capi-Lux Holding is suing DAA over the award of a lucrative retail contract.
A major Irish building firm claims Carillion's collapse has forced it into examinership
Sammon Contracting said it hit financial issues after the “devastating collapse” of the UK construction giant.
The IFA will pay its former boss €1.9m to settle his legal cases
The settlement relates to disputes over a severance package and a defamation case.
Charities are hunting for €3.8m missing after the collapse of a detained Irish man's firm
The company, Pembroke Dynamic, handled donated funds for outfits including the Red Cross.
Billionaire Dermot Desmond is suing over 'leaks' on his battle for Ireland's most expensive house
A trust set up for his children bought Walford on Shrewsbury Road in 2016.
A Louth meat factory manager says he was given 12 hour shifts 'to humiliate him'
The worker claims he was targeted because he made a complaint about food standards.
A liquidator has been appointed to the firm behind motor website Car Buyers Guide
A Judge said today that the company is unable to pays its debts.
Two firms linked to famous developers are at loggerheads over land at Dublin's south docks
A dispute between companies connected with Pat Crean and Johnny Ronan has come before the courts.
A deal has been struck to save two big Galway hotels from closing down
Some 330 jobs have been saved at seven companies owned by businessman Gerry Barrett.
Mayo's Achill Island Brewery is being liquidated after being unable to pay its power bills
The craft beer brand was set up in 2014 by brothers Malcolm and Dermot Cooney.
Glasnevin Trust has sued Twitter to reveal who's behind 'grossly defamatory' posts
The organisation operates the historic Dublin cemetery, among other sites.
The High Court has shut down a personal injury 'claims harvesting' website
The practice is banned in Ireland.