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Dublin, Ireland
Joined July 2019
The Magnier map: How much land does the bloodstock dynasty really own in Tipp?
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Confident it can “fully offset tariffs”, Bausch + Lomb ploughs $765m into Irish subsidiary
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Regan-backed Stolensky Ltd has advanced a loan to the company that controls the Barne Estate
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“Inflated” costs drove Keywords Studios into the red after its €2.5bn buyout
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Haunted by the Celtic Tiger: How old myths still shape Ireland’s housing crisis
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“I sell all over the world”: The Irish forging art careers in the Middle East
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A “monumental error of judgment”: Liquidator puts his “hands up” over €800,000 claim
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“For us, moving over to the UK is a no-brainer”: EV charger firm EasyGo on building out a British business
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Flight plan for growth: Part three – Strategically expand aviation MRO capability on the island of Ireland
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Built to last: How and why a German giant bought 61-year-old Lynskey Engineering
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The “disordered underbelly of financial services”: US plaintiff seeks to freeze €1bn in Dublin over porn class action
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Data watchdog to contact Arts Council about GDPR concern with grant forms
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“It would be great to kick-start a working relationship”: Tesla dials up lobbying in Ireland
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Paul McArdle: How to navigate the culture map of your business
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Battle beyond the till: The race to be the payment provider of choice for SMEs
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The Farrell factor: Why Owen’s call-up to the Lions is about leadership, not nepotism
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Multinational tax news looks too good to be true – yet it is: Rewinding the week that was
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Dion Fanning: Kneecap, the BBC and the battle over who gets to speak
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Tribalism, Brexit, and nightmare scenarios: Why a united Ireland must get all stakeholders on side
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