Killian Woods

Business Correspondent

Killian Woods is a Business Correspondent in the Irish Times

Keogh’s Crisps CEO Tom Keogh: ‘I rented this room off my dad and I bought a little fryer’

Tom Keogh talks about his ambition to make his brand as well known as Guinness, Jameson and Kerrygold

Ires Reit’s plan for 38 apartments in Tallaght rejected over impact to nearby homes

Landlord has sought to expand its portfolio again after selling some underperforming assets

Investors reeling from Middle East conflict face fresh setback over AstraZeneca slump

Oil prices fall as US signals latest military flare-up in Iran would end quickly

Newsagents and local grocers push for cut in employer PRSI rates in Budget 2027

Trade group RGDATA said its members face viability issues due to spiking wage costs since 2021

Jervis Shopping Centre’s owners seek permission for new leisure facilities

Bowling alleys, mini electrical go-karts and an arcade are planned in former New Look store

Liquidators appointed to five firms in Greg Kavanagh’s property group over Revenue debts

The companies owed a combined €2.2m in tax debt, the High Court was told

Cairn Homes to break €1bn in sales and deliver 6,000 new homes this year and next

The company sold €450m worth of homes in the first half of this year

Channor warns tax surcharge puts small Irish developers at ‘competitive disadvantage’

The group owned by the Harrison family controls close to €200m of real estate in Ireland

Tributes paid to Martin Naughton as Jervis centre plans to tackle vacancy

Business Today: Pat McDonagh interview; Pilita Clark on ‘signature scents’ in offices

New company formations hit record high as IT start-ups surge

Number of new start-ups advance 13% to almost 15,000 in first half of 2026

Jervis Shopping Centre wants retail unit vacant for eight years to become a restaurant

Operators apply for planning permission to change use of first-floor store vacated by Forever 21 in 2018

Supermac’s Pat McDonagh: ‘If I were 25, I’d be on a flight to Sydney or New York tomorrow’

Entrepreneur says ‘fun is going out of business’ and flags concerns over red tape, rules and high costs

‘His generosity was extraordinary’ – tributes paid to businessman Martin Naughton

The Glen Dimplex founder, who received many awards for philanthropy, died while travelling in the US with his wife

Former Ardstone boss Donal Mulcahy banks €6.6m payout

Businessman has worked in property investment for decades and retired from the firm he cofounded in 2023

Owners of 40 Dublin apartments agree to sell homes to MetroLink for close to €550k each

City centre residential block earmarked for demolition to accommodate underground station for €18bn project

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