A major probe by a law firm found no evidence that Ulster Bank put viable companies out of business in order to seize their assets.

Six legal firms shared €5.34m in fees from the Revenue Commissioners last year for services rendered, new figures show.

Ryanair may be ordered to sell some, if not all, of its shares in Aer Lingus following a probe by the competition commission in Britain into its near 30% stake in the Irish flag bearer.

IRELAND has a 18-to-24 month window of opportunity to attract international capital to quality assets to be disposed of — after that, revaluation of other competing assets in countries like France, Spain, and Holland will add to the competition for mobile capital.

A costly legal wrangle that erupted because Wexford County VEC queried a €691 expenses claim has been settled in the High Court.

Quinn-Direct has today announced that it has instructed its solicitors, Mason Hayes & Curran, to initiate legal proceedings on its behalf against the Sunday Tribune newspaper for libel.

IRELAND’S future on the global economic stage is largely dependent on the country’s ability to foster entrepreneurial thinking and behaviour, according to leading US business expert, Professor Liam Fahey.

A FOOD lawyer warned yesterday that the issue of genetically modified foods has the potential to cause a major EU-US trade war if it is not dealt with quickly.

WORK-RELATED personal injury claims for stress have increased by at least 50% over the last three years, an employment law practitioner has claimed.