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High Court hears former owner of investment property broke down door to re-assert ownership

A man whose investment property was taken over by a receiver admitted breaking down its door in an attempt to re-assert ownership, the High Court heard.

business

No relief for Saudis over Qatar and war in Yemen

property

Plenty of opportunity at City Quarter development in Cork

property

Limestone landmark on Cork's Lapps Quay

business

Ulster Bank to focus on cutting costs as lending rises

property

VIDEO & PICS: Cork's One Albert Quay set up for Tyco arrival

Cantor posts €8m debut Irish profit

The Irish arm of US investment banking giant Cantor Fitzgerald has posted an after-tax profit of just over €8m for 2013.

Sat, 01 Nov, 2014

Kentech directors win stay on $683k judgment

Two directors of the Cork-based Kentech group have secured a two-month stay on execution of judgments for $683,000 (€539,000) against them following disputes about implementation of a settlement agreement to buy another director’s shares for $11m.

Sat, 25 Oct, 2014

Low inflation may prompt budget stealth taxes

A persistent low inflation rate could lead to a rise in stealth taxes in next week’s budget, one economist has warned.

Fri, 10 Oct, 2014

Mother held as 3 children with genetic disorders found dead

A woman is being held by police on suspicion of murder after three young children were found dead at a house.

Thu, 24 Apr, 2014

Ex-solicitor jailed for deceiving bank into loaning €9m for land

A struck-off solicitor has been jailed for two years for his role in deceiving a bank to lend almost €9m for land now worth €30,000.

Tue, 08 Apr, 2014

Former solicitor jailed for €9m land purchase fraud

A former solicitor from Co Kildare has been jailed for two and a half years for his role in a €9m land purchase fraud.

Mon, 07 Apr, 2014

Judge gives struck-off solicitor two years in land fraud case

A struck-off solicitor from Co Kildare has been jailed for two years for his role in deceiving a bank to lend €9m for land now worth €30,000.

Mon, 07 Apr, 2014

Judge unavailable for fraud case; sentencing delayed a week

Sentencing has been delayed by a week in the case of a struck-off solicitor and an elderly businessman who defrauded a bank of almost €9m.

Mon, 31 Mar, 2014

Judge to sentence ex-solicitor and elderly businessman in fraud case

A struck-off solicitor and an elderly businessman will be sentenced today for defrauding a bank of almost €9m to buy land now worth €30,000.

Mon, 31 Mar, 2014

Men plead guilty over fraudulent land deal

A struck-off solicitor and an elderly businessman will be sentenced shortly for defrauding a bank of almost €9m to buy land now worth €30,000.

Tue, 04 Mar, 2014

Grafton bond set to raise €50m

Grafton Group could be set to raise up to €50m in new financing via the issuance of a new seven- year retail bond.

Tue, 25 Jun, 2013

Gunners turn to ‘Sir Chips’

Arsenal have broken a bond stretching 86 years after announcing Chips Keswick, 73, as new chairman.

Sat, 15 Jun, 2013

Dairy Crest Group to reduce debt with sale of St Hubert spreads business

Dairy Crest Group is looking to sell its French branded spreads business, St Hubert, in a deal that analysts expect will fetch the dairy foods company about €360m.

Sat, 10 Mar, 2012

UK entrepreneurs 'more optimistic'

Half of British entrepreneurs believe that the UK's economic climate will improve in the coming year and most expect profits of their business to increase, a new report said today.

Mon, 04 Jul, 2011

O’Brien aided Cheshire deal

THE Moriarty Report has found that Michael Lowry linked up with businessman Denis O’Brien in securing a property at Cheadle, Cheshire.

Wed, 23 Mar, 2011

M and S expected to unveil poor clothing sales

Retailer Marks & Spencer was today expected to show that disappointing sales at its clothing division had continued into its most recent quarter.

Wed, 14 Apr, 2004

UK bracing for economy slowdown

The City was today gearing up for UK Chancellor Gordon Brown to admit the economy was not growing as fast as originally forecast.

Wed, 27 Nov, 2002

Fuel protesters’ anger at £1.3m-an-hour BP profits

Oil giant BP sparked fresh anger among fuel protesters today after clocking profits of £1.3 million an hour and boosting payouts to shareholders.

Tue, 07 Aug, 2001

Bank executive continues evidence at Moriarty

The Moriarty Tribunal has heard that former minister Michael Lowry was never

Thu, 19 Jul, 2001