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Eoghan Harris: The healing rivers beneath the fourth green field
Eoghan Harris Sunday March 07 2010
FOR the past week, I have been reading and reflecting on Liam Carson's memoir of his parents, Call Mother a Lonely Field (Hag's Head Press). Although this memoir works on many levels, at first sight it seems to be just another Irish family chronicle, albeit that of a happy family.
Quango blamed for bookstore chain's closure
Sunday March 07 2010
Another major row is brewing at Dublin Airport over the collapse of talks between the Dublin Airport Authority (DAA) and Hughes & Hughes bookshops last week. Inside sources at the bookstores are blaming the DAA for the closure of the chain.
IDA seeks €750,000 for 5.1-acre Gorey site
Wednesday January 20 2010
IDA Ireland, the state-owned development authority, is asking €750,000 for a 5.1-acre free-hold site opposite the Tesco store in Gorey Town, Co Wexford.
New crystal plant to create 100 jobs
Wednesday January 06 2010
UP to 100 new jobs are to be created in a new crystal manufacturing and tourist development in Waterford city.
Tennis: Serena ends year in style at Doha
Monday November 02 2009
Ruthless Serena Williams underlined her dominance at the top of women's tennis yesterday, completing her year in style with a 6-2 7-6 defeat of big sister Venus in the final of the WTA Championships.
Carroll created new firm in bid to save empire
Thursday October 22 2009
Troubled developer Liam Carroll set up a new trading company just weeks before his property empire began to crumble.
Two main lenders put receivers in Carroll firms to secure debts
Friday October 09 2009
BANKS finally began to dismantle Liam Carroll's property empire yesterday -- as two lenders appointed receivers to wind up parts of his group.
Poised to take possession . . .
Friday September 11 2009
Five top receivers on standby to take over Liam Carroll's assets on behalf of the banks, apart from ACC:
CPL snaps up distressed rivals' assets in safety and outsourcing
Friday July 17 2009
CPL Resources, the Dublin-quoted recruitment group, yesterday cemented its reputation for capitalising on rivals' problems as it snapped up two further units of Newcourt, the collapsed business support services provider.
CPL profitable but warns of uncertainty ahead as it adjusts to difficult conditions
Thursday July 09 2009
CPL Resources, Ireland's only listed recruitment firm, has warned in a trading statement that the outlook for the group for the remainder of 2009 remains uncertain.
In Brief: €5.7m suit over mobile handsets
Tuesday June 16 2009
A COMPANY is suing a businessman for €5.7m allegedly due to it for mobile phone handsets and other accessories supplied to another firm. 20:20 Logistics Ireland Ltd, of Sandyford Industrial Estate, Dublin, has brought its action against Emmet Memery, of Northumberland Road, Ballsbridge, Dublin.
Waterford sale seals the fate of 500 crystal workers
Friday March 27 2009
THE fate of almost 500 workers at one of the country's longest-surviving and most famous businesses was finally sealed yesterday with the sale of Waterford Crystal to an American venture capital firm.
