Paul O'Donoghue

The Central Bank feared failings at Rush Credit Union could cause 'disorderly collapse'

The High Court has appointed joint provisional liquidators to the troubled credit union.

As part of our How My Business Works series we profile Dublin technology company Cubic Telecom.

Kinesis Health is developing products that can provide insights into how people move.

Companies based in the UK have been scoping out a possible move abroad.

That’s according to Anne Heraty, the founder of recruiter CPL and the president of business group Ibec.

The head of Dublin-based Movidius, which was recently sold to Intel in a huge deal, is aiming for sales of $1bn.

PJ Timmins was Clerys CEO when it went into receivership and was sold to US firm Gordon Bros in 2012.

On average, Dublin agri jobs were found to contribute €178k compared to €55k elsewhere.

Brendan Mooney of Kainos Group was presented with the prestigious prize in Dublin last night.

The facility will have 400 beds and will be less than 100 metres away from Terminal 2.

Just under three-quarters of businesses expect to pay staff more, according to an Ibec survey.

It is expected that the US firm will pick up 12 low-cost inns buying the Irish arm of the franchise.

As part of our How My Business Works series, we profile Irish business advice firm The Alternative Board.

The company, set up by Jack Teeling, sold a large amount of whiskey to a firm backed by his father, John Teeling.

But the plans are likely to get an unenthusiastic response from the Irish government.

It is thought that about 14,000 houses will be completed this year, roughly half the amount needed.

The government is likely to object to the European Commission’s proposed rules.

New stats show 22% of Irish grocery shoppers do their spending in Dunnes.

Expert Paul Dwyer says some firms are letting inexperienced staff handle their security.

Dublin native John Saunders leads FleishmanHillard, which is in the middle of a global overhaul.