Mickey O Rourke

Eir Sport secures rights to Rugby World Cup 2019

Eir launches its rebranded Setanta channels as it announces six-channel sports pack

Setanta Insurance payout, Tifco’s sale price, and O’Rourke nets football rights

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Irish owners of Smith & Wollensky add restaurants in US to menu

American steakhouse chain has opened in Boston suburb and plans to add a return to Las Vegas next year

Former Setanta owner secures Irish rights to 53 Premier League matches

Mickey O’Rourke’s Premier Sports expected to hold talks with Sky, Virgin and other platforms

Danu in talks to sell stake in Mercantile pub group

Investment firm owns 22% of group behind Dublin’s George, Whelans and Cafe en Seine

Leading Dublin pubs set for revamp after settlement of legal row

Mercantile group lining up €20 million investment programme

Comeback kids: Entrepreneurs who survived the bust

Caveat: Ability to bounce back from failure is the true measure of an entrepreneur

Gleeson to claim Mercantile co-investors oppressed interests

Whelan’s publican alleges he has been forced from chief executive role in Dublin group

Messy divorce beckons at Mercantile pub group

Caveat: marriage breakdown, devilish Eir figures and how windy pigs boost exports

Seen and Heard: Irish businesses feel early effects of Brexit

An Post opens current accounts; MEG dispute; Boyleports expands; Barrington joins Finnair

Eir Sport secures rights to 2019 rugby world cup

New channel, Eir Sport, is rebranding by telco of Setanta Sports Ireland

New breed of investors puts the buzz back into the Dublin pub scene

Growth in tourism and economic recovery spurring investment in city centre venues

Eir chief describes deal to buy Setanta Sports as game-changer

Setanta co-founder and majority shareholder Mickey O’Rourke to stay

Years of playing maverick ends in Eir embrace

New financial muscle should help sports broadcaster secure rights deals

Eir in talks for takeover of Setanta Sports

Partner BT said to be ‘comfortable’ with a deal for broadcaster

Bars and restaurants on menu as Danu investors expand interests

Partnership that began with Setanta and Italia ’90 has a varied portfolio

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