Brendan Mcdonagh

Planning application for Irish Glass Bottle site expected in weeks

Purchase price of additional affordable homes yet to be agreed by Council

AIB plans to speed up reduction of 71% taxpayer stake

State-controlled lender intends to buy back up to almost 5% of company

Nama transfers €200m to exchequer as part of €1bn total this year

Agency forecasts a lifetime surplus of €4bn for the State

Nama ‘on track’ to deliver 20,000 homes by revised target deadline

State assets agency fell short of target at end of 2020, blaming Covid-19

Woman dies in hospital two weeks after alleged assault in Ennis

Mother-of-two Sharon Bennett suffered serious head injuries

Nama has generated €46bn in cash since 2009

Chief executive estimates agency will transfer €4.8bn to State

AIB’s McDonagh withdraws candidacy for chairman

‘Strong personal reasons’ dissuade interim chair from position on a permanent basis

Nama to transfer €1bn to Government amid 10th year of profit

Bad bank expects to deliver a lifetime surplus of €4bn for the State

Nama’s ‘Project Nantes’ deal cost taxpayers €29m, Dáil Committee finds

PAC report blames loss on Nama miscalculating price on sale of debts due from Quinlan

‘You don’t want to be running your economy and society for bond investors’

Ireland should prepare for a recession or crisis every decade, says NTMA chief

Nama reports €9m loss for first six months of year

State agency making ‘every effort’ to mitigate financial impact of coronavirus

Nama’s Connor Owens tipped to head Hammerson’s Irish arm

Multinational property group based in UK is part-owner of Dundrum Town Centre

Nama sold boom-era Quinlan loans €29 million too low, C&AG says

Comptroller & Auditor General outlines pricing ‘miscalculation’ to Dáil committee

Project Eagle: What was it and why is it in the news?

Two men face charges following an investigation by the UK National Crime Agency

Nama picks Johnny Ronan and Colony to develop Irish Glass Bottle site

Winning bid for 80% stake in Dublin’s largest vacant plot believed to have exceeded €130m

Johnny Ronan and Colony lead bidders for former Irish Glass Bottle site

Former adversaries could join forces to develop Dublin’s largest vacant plot

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