Chuck Feeney

Irish-American businessman a pivotal player in building political support in US for pact

Tax-free transfers to children are €310,000, but this is still well shy of pre-crash €542,000

People like Chuck Feeney ‘come along once in a lifetime, once in a generation’

Chuck Feeney’s ‘historic act of extraordinary generosity’ financed transformational change

Philanthropist lives modestly in rented apartment after giving away $8bn fortune

The British government was furious at Clinton for embracing Adams

Amnesty Ireland should not have to return funds from George Soros, says Emily Logan

Georgian conversion in former summer home of Earl of Clonmel, aka Copper Face Jack

Taoiseach praises organisation for its contribution to NI peace, education, healthcare

After years of planning stalls at historic Blackrock site, properties appear to be worth wait

Outgoing executive director Áine Duggan says full audit of gay rights charity is needed

Atlantic Philanthropies leaves a chasm in research funding for Irish universities

Chuck Feeney, ‘the anti-Trump’, has written his final Atlantic Philanthropies cheque

A new centre for successful ageing aims to address the challenges we all face

In wake of global financial crash the funds raised impressive €226 million in six years

Chuck Feeney’s Atlantic Philanthropies awarded for contribution to Ireland

The former president of DCU argues that fees are necessary to improve standards, while the president of Trinity students’ union argues that the less-well-off will bear the brunt of their reintroduction

Three-year collaboration with UCD and HSE centres on purpose-built apartment development in Dundalk

Scale-up of research at TCD and in US with help of Atlantic Philanthropies funding improves chance of better outcomes

Trinity College Dublin and University of California to share largest allocation to date

The President will also visit Seattle, San Francisco and Sacramento with wife Sabina

By 2016 philanthropist Chuck Feeney will have given €1.5 billion to education projects in Ireland. A weighty new photographic book illustrates his generosity here and abroad

With deep funding cuts, plus the winding down of Atlantic Philanthropies and the One Foundation, some groups fear for their survival

Eddie Holt: May 28th, 1955 - June 23rd, 2015

Ambitious target set for next 10 years of fundraising

Papers in the US, UK, Pakistan and India all devote column inches to Friday’s vote

Ronan Mullen accuses philanthropist of ‘bankrolling social change’ over same-sex marriage vote

Sinn Féin’s highly effective fundraising campaign in the US over the past 12 years was made possible by former president Bill Clinton’s endorsement of the party

The party’s US arm has over two decades built a formidable fundraising operation

List of 15,000 donations reveals fundraising unmatched by any other Irish party

The businesses, unions and individuals contributing to Friends of Sinn Féin since 1994

Shift from ‘reactive’ to ‘proactive’ giving is needed, conference told

Peter Robinson welcomes what he says are long-standing DUP proposals

Minister Lynch promises to match €14.7m grants from Chuck Feeney’s endowment

Book “conveyed a sense of crisis” that obscured Atlantic’s work

Global recovery means endowment has ‘not shrunk as fast as expected’

Department of the Environment funding cuts will mean closure of many groups working for those with medical conditions

Irish American businessman and philanthropist receives a Forbes 400 Lifetime Achievement Award

Former Fine Gael adviser and Rehab boss told Forum on Philanthropy members he would pursue plan on a personal basis.

Ministers for Finance and Local Government did not know lobbyist was paid €60,000 by charity to seek tax changes