Uefa are making their top finance man available to the FAI as the organisation seeks to move on from the current crisis.

The figures were released in the GAA’s Financial Report for 2018, which was presented at Corke Park today.

The family of bankrupt businessman Sean Quinn is to receive a transcript of the trial of three former Anglo Irish Bank executives to use in two upcoming civil actions.

Four former bankers are due before Dublin Circuit Criminal Court accused of taking part in a €7.2bn conspiracy to dupe investors by inflating deposits at Anglo Irish Bank.

Building materials and DIY group Grafton said it is willing to make “a very significant contribution” in order to lower its near €280m pension deficit.

Bank of Ireland is to split its Ireland and UK retail division in two.

Kenmare has announced the 'Technical Completion' of the Moma Titanium Minerals Mine.

Supermarket giant Tesco reported a 1.5% hike in third-quarter UK sales today, but warned that the recent snow had impacted trading.

TESCO said its business in Ireland has successfully turned around, with growth having resumed and market share increasing.

The country's largest bank is coming under pressure to hire a new boss from outside the company.

GRAFTON Group delivered strong results in line with market expectations last year. It was a two-sided story, however, with the Irish division delivering exceptional results while performance in the British market was flat.

AS WAS widely anticipated, John Delaney is the new Chief Executive of the Football Association of Ireland. Sports Minister John O'Donoghue has welcomed his appointment, describing the selection process as "fair, open and transparent."

Chocolate maker Thorntons today said it had halted a five-year run of declining profits and forecast a further improvement in profits next year.

LEEDS UNITED’S search for yet another new manager could be undermined by the latest takeover wrangle.

Leeds Utd statement on player wages deferral.

British Airways PLC is to face additional contributions to its two pension schemes of £133m (€191.12m) a year.

Mining company Minco will begin a joint venture drilling programme with Noranda in 2004 on what it termed 'world-class zinc properties' in Co Limerick.

Thomas Crosbie Holdings Ltd., has announced two new appointments to the board of The Sunday Business Post.

Sports Cafe has pressed on with plans to expand the brand despite calling time on one of only three sites currently trading.

Hull chairman Adam Pearson believes the move into administration of the troubled ITV Digital network could have catastrophic consequences for a large number of Nationwide League clubs.

Brazil’s state oil company Petrobras raced to prevent 400,000 gallons of crude oil and diesel fuel from spilling into the sea as the world’s largest oil rig sank of its Atlantic coast today.