Michael McAteer

Irish arm previously announced recruitment drive to hire 400 new staff in October

Counsel says potential investors are interested in getting involved, and the technology is ‘on the cusp’ of being commercially viable

French parent of Irish tidal energy company employing 100 cites ‘deterioration’ in market

Stalled project after Carillion collapse resulted in liquidation of Sammon Construction Ireland,

Sisk and JJ Rhatigan also believed to be bidding for schools contract

MUFG says it is exploring solutions to continue construction of six southeast schools

Department of Education must hire replacement for separate Maynooth contract

Kildare-based company employs 200 people in Kilcock

Strong interest expected in waterfront site assembled for €62m

State’s National Development Finance Agency says schools and Institute of Education must be ready for new academic year

State finance agency to discuss progress after Irish contractor Sammon called in examiner

Service allows departing passengers to clear security in less than 10 minutes

Work on schools stalled following collapse of Carillion in UK, which forced Sammon into examinership

Contract was worth €100 million to Irish construction group now in court protection

Irish specialist in building schools is insolvent after stage payments dried up but has reasonable prospects of survival

Family-owned business involved in substantial infrastructural projects

Builder gets High Court protection from creditors to allow it to restructure

Grant Thornton chief Paul McCann likes to hear laughter in the office but wants it to be authentic

Insolvency practitioner succeeds Paul McCann in new year as head of accounting firm

Regulator considers moving sanctions inquiry to its own building at Spencer Dock

Larry Goodman’s firm recently won court battle with builder over control of hospital

Couple will pay lump sum of €145,000 in arrangement with creditors and keep family home

Pilot Training College of Ireland collapsed in 2012 owing €5m in fees paid by students

Operating arm of Unilever-backed mobile marketer has net liabilities of €41 million

London newspaper says it would like to have physical ‘foothold’ in west of Ireland

Singer is pursuing claim against operator of insolvent Irish TV

The price paid for St Edmund’s – in three blocks – works out at €225,000 per home

Receivers for both firms will pool resources to put golf club and land on sale as one lot

Sales hit by Brexit and dip in sterling. Result: ‘Nervousness’

Station employed 30 people in Westport promoting Mayo and Irish culture

Inquiry members also entitled to travel costs and expenses

Mayo Renewable Power biomass-fuelled power plant project owes about €125m

Irish construction group and its Polish partner are filing claims worth €214m

Irish group and its partner had to apply for court protection from its creditors

Mayo-based channel has funding shortfall of €8.7m after withdrawal of main backer

Multi-family residential development comes with 167 car-parking spaces

Talks with potential investors ‘positive’, say company’s lawyers

Firm behind Kenny energy project has reasonable prospect of survival, court hears

Amended survival scheme reflects improved deal for the company’s staff

Lawyers hope agreement between employees and examiner may be reached by Thursday