Lochlann Quinn

Profit dips slightly as hotel takes on more staff and revamps restaurant

Fifteen finalists chosen from field of 85 entrants who qualified for judging process

Lochlann Quinn and Martin Naughton bought third, fourth floors in 2014

Prof Anthony Brabazon will head up UCD’s College of Business

Sir William Hastings: Born: October 17th, 1928. Died: December 15th, 2017

The capital was a backwater when the Michelin-star man moved here in the 1980s

As the hotel celebrates two decades in business, we meet the people who have been there from the very beginning

The group recorded a 15% increase in accommodation turnover to over €14m

Michelin-starred restaurant benefiting from ‘huge amount’ of American tourists

Ciaran Murray buys pied-à-terre in small D4 scheme while Merrion home is refurbished

Two years after they were sent to London to be sold, the paintings are back in Ireland for good

Of the Beit paintings controversially earmarked for auction, three avoided the hammer

Michelin two-star restaurant enjoying ‘very strong’ year

Three paintings from Russborough House head back to auction

Report managed to land some blows but lacked killer punch

Lochlann and Brenda Quinn to donate Beit painting to National Gallery of Ireland

There is growing interest in these houses from both Irish and foreign investors

Alfred Beit Foundation selling paintings to fund upkeep of Co Wicklow house

The 30% Club agreed to sponsor a place on the course this year for one woman

Opening offer in takeover approach for investment group values it at €288m

Windsor House sale price represents annual rental yield of about 3.1%

A quaint cottage with a transformed interior in Roundstone; a modern home in Rosbeg with dramatic views and a former guest lodge in Kilkee

Staff want annual rise of 3.5% for three years, backdated a year

Quinlan cuts debts by €3bn

Now coming to Ireland, the aim is to increase the number of women at senior corporate level

Operating company held profits steady at just over €1.4 million

‘There is a lot happening in Dublin so business is very, very good’

Bord Gáis and now ESB are borrowing €500 million to boost the State’s income. Are the good times back in the State energy sector?

30% club to encourage gender balance

NI-based Hastings Hotels Group, which co-own Merrion, report decline in profits

Pay freeze for staff expires this month, with unions considering request for a rise

‘Solid’ performance despite difficult conditions, Quinn says

There’s an aversion to art galleries breaking up collections and selling their works – but is it a short-sighted policy, and should museums sell some of their pieces to help their home cities?

Project would see the capital’s most exclusive property front onto Baggot Street

Energy group reports profits of €194 million for last year