Deirdre Foley

Property developer Deirdre Foley was paid at least €7.6 million after last year’s sale of Clerys, which has lain shuttered and undeveloped in Dublin c(...)

As the new owners of the Clerys site gear up to transform it into a high-grade, mixed-use development, the entrails of the shuttered Dublin department(...)

Perhaps it was the glare of the publicity, or maybe it was having to line up with a fist-pumping cadre of trade unionists for a family photo outside t(...)

Gordon Brothers, the Boston private equity firm that sold Clerys hours before it was liquidated last summer, were paid €3.65 million from the departm(...)

Control of the company that bought Clerys in a controversial €29 million deal last year is ultimately held in a complex type of tax-avoidance vehicle(...)

Clery’s controversy The Sunday Independent reports a claim by property developer Deirdre Foley that State labour inspectors who are investigating th(...)

The Government has less than six weeks to ascertain if the contentious €29 million sale and closure of Clerys last year involved any breaches of empl(...)

The consortium that bought the Clerys store in Dublin for €29 million is trying to lure Apple to open a flagship retail outlet on the ground floor of (...)

When Facebook, Twitter and Google established their international headquarters in Dublin, they didn’t just bring investment, exotic tax accounting pr(...)

The news this week that DIT’s Cathal Brugha Street hotel school is for sale reminded me of the wonderful years I spent there in the late 1990s. The in(...)