Beyond the Boardroom Brawl: Why Family Business Succession Planning is the New Corporate Battleground The most dangerous threat to a multi-million dollar empire isn’t a market crash, a disruptive competitor, or a regulatory shift—it is the dinner table. When the boundaries between filial love and fiduciary duty blur, the resulting friction doesn’t just damage relationships; … Read more
A man has been accused of attempting to intimidate and harass court officials, solicitors, and members of the judiciary while offering legal advice despite not being qualified to do so, according to a senior judge. Patrick McGreal’s Actions Patrick McGreal (45) appears to be “engaged in a wholly unjustified crusade against the legal system and … Read more
DAA Chief Kenny Jacobs Faces High Court Battle Amidst Allegations of Misconduct The Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) is embroiled in a deepening controversy following the suspension of its Chief Executive, Kenny Jacobs. The suspension, initially justified by the DAA as a necessary step to prevent potential interference with an internal investigation, has quickly escalated into … Read more
<p>Just 18% of Irish adults reported attending a large-scale, nationally-focused event in 2025, a dramatic drop from 45% in 2019. This isn’t a sign of dwindling cultural engagement, but a powerful pivot – a resounding vote for the intimate, the authentic, and the profoundly local. From the viral fascination with Dublin’s “ghost buses” to the … Read more
A legal challenge brought by the Marquess of Waterford threatens to delay the construction of a €100 million solar farm intended to power 22,000 homes. Waterford’s Claim Henry de la Poer Beresford, the Marquess of Waterford, asserts that the proposed development would interfere with his established rights to shoot and hunt on the designated land.