Pyramid scheme fraudster Breifne O’Brien is bankrupt with €40m in debts
The former businessman is serving a seven-year jail term for running bogus property deals.
Aodhan O’Faolain & Saurya Cherfi
Investigators probing Clerys' closure like 'traffic wardens dropping on ropes from helicopters'
Parties involved in the controversial deal say they were never the employers of the store’s now-redundant staff.
Clerys' buyers accused of 'unfairly mischaracterising' a probe into the store's closure
The High Court heard a ‘directors pack’ with financial details of staff was central to a disputed investigation.
Court hears that secret meetings led to Clerys takeover as part of 'Project Clock'
However, several people involved with the deal rejected the claims.
Dublin's Dobbins restaurant has been put into examinership
The group behind the restaurant and the Becketts Hotel in Leixlip has been struggling under Celtic Tiger-era debts.
The Druids Glen golf course is out of examinership after striking a deal with creditors
The company behind the championship course is no longer insolvent.
Clery's buyer is suing investigators over a probe into the store's closure
D2 Private and its owner, Deidre Foley, have launched a High Court case against workplace officials.
Clonmel drug maker Suir Pharma is going into liquidation after 40 years in business
Over 130 jobs are expected to be lost at the firm, which was taken over by a Slovakian company last year.