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Who got the top job? Top 1000: A look at some of the new names who’ll be taking over Ireland’s top companies this year about 2 hours ago   Getting the top job during a pandemic comes with its own set of challenges; but leading a company out of the recent crisis also has its advantages, as the only way may be up. We take a look at some of the new names who’ll be aiming to do just that at Ireland’s top companies over the coming year. Dermot Crowley Dalata He won’t take on the mantle of the top job until later this year, when the incumbent Pat McCann steps down after five decades in ...

To some he was the 'shoebox king', to others 'an enigma wrapped up in a puzzle', but in reality his spectacular downfall in the summer of 2009 heralded the demise of the Celtic Tiger and the seven years of austerity that followed the reckless developer/banker-led economic crash. Liam Carroll, who has died at the age of 70, went from being a billionaire builder and property developer to being massively in debt within the space of a few short weeks that August, and the billions owed by the unassuming businessman contributed to the catastrophic economic disaster that engulfed the country. He was...

Dalata said its balance sheet, which includes hotel assets of €1.2bn, provides it with “security and opportunity.” Revenue at the group fell by 68pc last year to €136.8m, as tourism sector was particularly badly impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic. During the year the group had 31pc occupancy, compared to 83pc in 2019, according to annual results. The average room rate was €89 down from €113 the prior year. Dalata, whose brand’s include the Maldron and Clayton hotels, is Ireland’s largest hotel group. Commenting on his decision to step down, Mr McCann said: "It has been a privil...

HE will turn 70 in September, but don’t expect Pat McCann to rest on his laurels.

US embassy submits rezoning plan for Jurys Hotel Current building ‘does not conform to new construction and security requirements’ Mon, Feb 8, 2021, 19:27 The US government is understood to have agreed to buy the former Jurys Hotel from Joe O’Reilly’s Chartered Land. Photograph: David Sleator The current American embassy in Ballsbridge, Dublin. Photograph: Cyril Byrne Previous Image   The US embassy has applied to Dublin City Council to rezone the old Jurys Hotel in Ballsbridge for a new embassy building. The US government is understood to have agreed to buy what is now the Ballsbr...