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Staring straight ahead, Brendan Mullin wore a stony expression as the unanimous verdict of the 12-person jury was read out in Court 22 this afternoon. Sitting in the dock wearing a dark grey suit and a blue tie with a bird pattern on it, the guilty verdict marked the culmination of what his lawyer had already described as a “spectacular fall from grace”. This stemmed from him facing serious charges after years heading up what the court heard was a bank “for the rich”. Read more here - https://lnkd.in/eQWejvhr

John Magnier has been denied in an attempt to keep documents exchanged with a former managing partner of Arthur Cox “secret”, a High Court judge has ruled

With Donald Trump's second term in office, Ireland’s economic model faces a fresh set of challenges. With new policies targeting multinationals, could this spell the end of the country’s golden tax advantage?

Under the new supports, businesses will be able to access grants for up to 30 per cent of the cost of upgrades – with a cap of €120,000 – for things like insulation, pumps, solar thermal, automatic controls, heat pumps, and ventilation

Well-known Dublin-based inclusive activewear business Peachylean has closed

Taoiseach Simon Harris has joined other world leaders reacting to Donald Trump's victory over Kamala Harris. Irish government sources had told the Business Post recently that the Republican nominee’s trade policies were “absolutely” a concern ahead of the election, however a number of senior government figures on Wednesday morning remained calm about a second Trump term in the Oval Office. “Ireland is prepared for this,” one senior minister told the Business Post. Read more here - https://lnkd.in/gJ9VqwDT

Precast concrete manufacturer Techrete UK & Ireland has unveiled a new range of sustainable concrete products that aims to reduce embodied carbon emissions by up to 50 per cent

Welcome to a new fortnightly podcast presented by Charlie Taylor and Elaine Burke that intends to demystify the tech that everyone is talking about #AI #AIPodcast #ConnectedPodcast https://lnkd.in/dRdUf3EQ

Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael saw the memo as a pre-election stunt by the Green Party, seeking to commit billions in spending for climate action before leaving office

Glanbia’s restructuring plans take shape: A €50 million share buyback and a new operating model aim to enhance focus on key nutrition markets. Find out how these changes impact shareholders and long-term growth