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Jack Chambers wants civil servants to take risks but what politicians will take responsibility for big ticket decisions? Photograph: Sam Boal/Collins Photosin Dublin racked up almost €29 million of losses in a little over a year and a half before officially launching in the Republic in April with a range of current and savings accounts.
Joe Brennan has the details. My husband and I are about to turn 80 and want to downsize. What are our financing options? Private investors and family offices are expected to be among the parties to run the rule over the sale of twojust off Grafton Street in Dublin’s south city centre.
They have a combined price tag of €6 million, writes Ronald Quinlan.are up more than €23 a-month since the outbreak of the US-Iran war, according to an industry body seeking tax cuts it says could aid families this winter. Barry O’Halloran reports. Oil prices rise as Trump threatens further strikes on IranIrishman in Sydney: This place has the weather, beaches and beauty, but it comes at a costThe ‘rough sex’ defence didn’t work for Lorcan Murphy. He wasn’t the first to try it
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Business to Arts Awards 2026 Finalists AnnouncedThe finalists for the 2026 Business to Arts Awards have been announced, highlighting partnerships between businesses and arts organisations. The awards, set for September, aim to showcase how arts investment benefits artists, audiences, communities and businesses. Judges represent CBRE, ESB, Community Foundation Ireland, Irish Life, The Irish Times and Irish National Opera. This year's shortlist features ambitious, practical collaborations focused on sustainability, creative engagement, accessibility and inclusion.
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BP CEO Prioritizes Financial Discipline and Simplification to Rebuild Investor TrustBP Chief Executive Meg O'Neill emphasized the need for financial discipline, portfolio simplification, and cost cutting as the company refocuses on its core oil and gas investments after an unsuccessful push into renewables. O'Neill, who took over in April, aims to rebuild investor trust by cutting costs and debt, and has outlined three priorities: operational excellence, improved accountability, and strong discipline in costs, cash, and capital. BP recently reorganized into two business segments-upstream and downstream-to reduce complexity, and expects to divest Lightsource BP while prioritizing debt reduction to improve cash flow.
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Charlie Chawke Siblings Assault Two Men at Luxury Irish HotelBill and Alison Chawke, members of a prominent pub-owning family, pleaded guilty to assaulting two innocent victims without provocation at the four-star Dunraven Arms Hotel in Limerick on November 9, 2023. The violent attack, captured on CCTV and mobile phone, occurred after the intoxicated siblings incorrectly perceived the victims were staring at them. Both defendants admitted to causing harm, with Alison Chawke biting and kicking one victim, and Bill Chawke assaulting the other. The court heard the convictions brought embarrassment to the family's well-known pub chain business.
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HSE Closes in on €40m Purchase of Former St Mary's Nursing HomeThe State's health authority is set to acquire the former St Mary's nursing home for about €40 million, as part of a longer-term strategic plan for the development of healthcare infrastructure at St Vincent's University Hospital.
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