Person: John O'Regan

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Printing firm Reads' owner seeks injunction against landlord

An application by the owner of the printing business Reads for an injunction against the landlord of it’s Dublin city-centre premises has opened before the High Court.

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Shane Ross considering State's capital funding of FAI amid 'ongoing concerns over corporate governance'

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Kerry District League's John O'Regan: John Delaney told me he's stepping down from FAI

business

Engineering multi-national predicts 20% growth in construction industry this year

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Davy predicts rise in consumer spending as household incomes grow

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Investigation continues into murder of man shot while cycling to work, inquest hears

Experts think Ireland's Construction Sector will see major rise, but is still playing catch-up

Economic experts are predicting that the Irish Construction Sector will grow by double digits in 2016.

Tue, 26 Jan, 2016

English aiming for podium finish in Olympics

Mark English has said he is aiming to get his 800 metre time down enough for a podium position at the Olympics.

Wed, 26 Nov, 2014

Unions accuses Tara Mines company of 'opportunism' against Irish workers

SIPTU has today criticised management at Tara Mines in Navan, calling their treatment of staff "unacceptable".

Sun, 06 Jan, 2013

Credit unions membership climbs 4%

The annual report of the Irish League of Credit Unions published today has shown that loans and savings with the country's 500-plus credit unions is still on the rise.

Mon, 19 Apr, 2004

Kerry eye first win as Cobh denied three players

COBH RAMBLERS will be deprived of the services of three regular, first-team players because of suspensions when they play the Kerry District League tonight at St Colman’s Park (7.45 ko) in the League Cup qualifying tie.

Tue, 20 May, 2003

Soccer finding a place in the Kingdom’s sporting firmament

THE names represent a strange amalgam between a culture that is as old as the Blasket Islands themselves and a comparatively new fashion — Rattoo Rovers, Asdee Rovers, Lenamore Rovers, Tralee Dynamos and Killarney Celtic to name but a few.

Fri, 09 May, 2003

Credit unions bail out borrowers

PEOPLE in debt to other financial institutions are turning to credit unions to bail them out, according to John O'Regan, president of the Irish League of Credit Unions.

Sat, 26 Apr, 2003

McCreevy back in battle with credit unions

FINANCE Minister Charlie McCreevy is back on collision course with the biggest savings group in the State, the credit union movement.

Mon, 18 Nov, 2002

Credit unions consider funding changes

Proposed changes to the way in which Ireland's credit unions are funded are due to be considered at a special general meeting today.

Sat, 16 Nov, 2002