New Ireland Assurance

Goodbody receives first-round bids for 45% shareholding in Irish hospitality group

Michael Collins began an audacious plan on April 4th, 1919, to appeal to people to fund an underground government

Former New Ireland Assurance building will get new restaurant and extra office space

Man taking on State says it is ironic he has to use European rules to assert Irish identity

Recruitment process to chose a successor due to Mr Crowley to commence shortly

Holiday booker’s winning offer of €12.4m for 10,770sq ft building a full 60% over guide

Many firms make life hard, and pay and career progression can take a permanent hit

Businessman’s Press Up hospitality group pays €38m for landmark building on Dawson Street

Life and pensions business established in January 1918 now has 800 employees

City centre block will be demolished and replaced with much larger mixed use structure

BoI looking for at least €35m for interlinking office blocks, which will be vacated

Transactions slowed considerably in 2017 as Nama and banks wrap up deleveraging

Extensively refurbished building near Shelbourne Hotel let for €54 per square foot

Anne Marie Fagan told High Court her whole life changed after 2009 fall in Crumlin

Clergy pensions fund and Representative Church Body hold a combined 5.75%

Sale of Irish insurance group had attracted several suitors including ‘zombie’ specialists

Batman, Deadpool and Daenerys Targaryen all make appearances at the Dublin event

Sweeney understood to be looking at Brexit-related jobs in the financial sector

Bank of Ireland subsidiary sees annual premium drop 14% to €1.7bn

Bank’s life cover upselling in 2016 represents slippage from 75 per cent in 2015

Aviva offers a new benefit plan for overseas treatment which commences at birth

Tony O’Riordan named chief financial officer at Bank of Ireland investment subsidiary

Central Bank finds inadequate information was provided in 450,000 statements

Rent of €450,000 per year quoted for six floors of offices with 758sq m (8,159sq ft)

Truce handkerchief shown in 1916 fails to sell - but fire-damaged GPO keys fetch €3,400

Managing director resigning to ‘pursue other opportunities’, says Bank of Ireland

Broker took out 38 fictitious policies in order to be paid commission totalling €109,000

Four Irish investment funds are the biggest landlords on Dublin’s prime retail streets

Meyer Bergman and Irish partner to pay more than €90m for four-storey block

Some establishments have sought compensation over disruption to their trade

Off-market sale of five-storey block certain to attract buyers

‘New Ireland Carpet’ for auction at Mealy’s measures about 13.7m by 5m

Insurance companies refusing to pay out €1m to husband

Fund pays €26 million for The Anchorage office building on Dublin’s south docks

Numbers down in 2014 but compensation rose by 2.4 per cent to €954,916

Pair who lost €192,000 on investment wins appeal over dismissal of mis-selling complaint

It’s business as usual for the Bank of Ireland chief executive as he reflects on a ‘positive year’ for the bank

Summer has seen interesting developments at European institutions

ALJ and A, B, and C’s application for judicial review. The High Court of Justice in Northern Ireland. Judgement was delivered on August 14th, 2013 by Judge J Stephens.