Noel Smyth

Dublin Bus weighs up e-scooters as profits rise at Supermac’s

Seen and Heard: Ronan seeks ministerial meeting while DunPort backs Cara takeover

Madison Dearborn poised to buy IPL Plastics as shareholders back €356m deal

Transaction is subject to various closing conditions

Madison Dearborn likely to succeed in acquiring IPL

US company is offering €356 million for Irish Canadian plastics maker

IPL moves a step closer to Madison Dearborn sale

US company is offering €356m for plastics firm

IPL Plastics deal appears to be a wrap for long-suffering Irish investors

Analysts see little chance of higher offer for company that never got traction in the market

IPL’s Irish backers give cautious welcome to Madison Dearborn offer

Shareholders led by Noel Smyth to press on with complaints against plastic maker

Offer for plastics-maker IPL may help to resolve row

Cantillon: €350m offer by Madison Dearborn includes ‘go-shop’ provision that allows IPL to seek a better deal

Investor Noel Smyth to report plastics group IPL to regulator

Irish shareholder angry over inability to ask questions of company at agm

Car park owners oppose pedestrianisation and Liffey cycle measures

Liffey cycle path work ‘an illegal act’ – Dublin City Centre Traders Alliance

Winding Stair portfolio at €8m offers scope for development

Vendor prepared to enter into long-term leases on the Yarn and Legal Eagle properties

Be Kind: how to change a person’s day with just one word

New street art in Dublin carries a positive mental health message

Anti-terror bollards included in plans for northside Dublin civic plaza

Plans for water jets at Liffey Street pedestrian scheme scrapped by City Council

Four Liffey Street retail investments from €850,000-€1.95m

Two properties are fully let while other two have development potential

Noel Smyth seeks €6.5m plus for St Michael’s Hospital car park site

Seafront plot has potential to accommodate scheme of 102 apartments

Sports Direct sells Dublin city centre flagship store for €20m

Mike Ashley’s company in sale-and-leaseback deal three years after €12m acquisition

Fitzwilliam sells Next flagship building on Henry Street for €44m

The building was purchased by UK firm DWS in its second major Dublin acquisition

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