John Hennessy

Nine men who survived 1920 hunger strike in Cork recalled in new book

Lord Mayor of Cork recalls role of the nine men in the fight for Irish independence

Cork hunger strike exhibition ‘to educate youth about Irish freedom’

Taoiseach Micheál Martin visits Cork museum providing fresh insights on conflict

How to bring a hotel group through a pandemic

Interview: Dalata has been battered by Covid, but CEO Pat McCann is finding opportunity

Profits rise at recruitment group Cpl but Covid-19 weighs on momentum

Revenue up 1% as permanent fees are hit by pandemic

Shares up at Dalata despite tumbling revenues

Covid-19 knocks almost 25% off revenues from Dublin hotel rooms in first quarter

Strong growth in permanent jobs boosts profits at CPL

Focus on cost control and recruiter productivity also contributes

Dalata appoints new corporate development director

Hotel operator also makes changes to committee structures

Dalata appoints independent director to board

JD Wetherspoon director Elizabeth McMeikan takes up role

Skills shortage in key sectors help CPL post strong results

Recruiter enjoys strong 12-month period as labour market remains buoyant

US ambassador Edward Crawford comes home to Boherbue

Village was home to diplomat’s mother, Mary Healy, who emigrated in 1927

Car hire business sues DAA over passenger collection dispute

Easirent seeking injunction preventing DAA stopping it from collecting customers

Dalata eyes mainland Europe expansion but UK still key focus

Group has a pipeline of over 2,190 rooms that it plans to open between 2020 and mid-2021

Patients stockpiling drugs over Brexit fears, committee hears

Departure of UK from EU may result in ‘rationalisation’ of Irish medicine supplies

CPL upbeat on prospects after jump in first-half profits, revenues

Recruiter reports 23% jump in pretax profits to €11m as revenues hit €278.6m

Women seeking abortions face shortfall in ultrasound facilities

HSE letter to State hospital groups highlights lack of abortion services

Limiting cancer drug access to 221 women ‘discrimination’

Labour TD criticises selective provision of drug to women caught up in CervicalCheck controversy

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