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Why the Davy story is Groundhog Day for the financial sector Updated / Tuesday, 9 Mar 2021 14:30 The Davy Group HQ in Dublin where the company's slogan "it's not just business, it's personal" can be seen in the window. Photo: Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images Opinion: can anything can be done to prevent this type of opportunistic conduct and misbehaviour in banking and finance? The news that the Central Bank of Ireland had reprimanded and fined the Davy Group for regulatory breaches will not come as a surprise to many. The Central Bank found issues with conflict of interest identificat...

Radio: Meanwhile serious public issues, like the Central Bank’s €4.1m fine of Davy, got little airtime

Local roundup: Marauders bow out of D-I boys hockey tourney Tom Lyons Modified: 3/3/2021 11:20:31 PM Staff Reports CONCORD — Should the Concord High boys hockey team require any references or reviews as it moves on in the NHIAA Division I state tournament, longtime Hanover coach Dick Dodds would probably be happy to help. Dodds and his Marauders (3-10-0) saw their season come to a close on Wednesday night in a 5-1 first-round tournament loss to the Tide (13-2-0) at Everett Arena. Senior Tom Lyons scored Hanover’s only goal, and goalie Luke Ives kept busy with 35 saves. The Marauders had t...

'); 'The aristocracy of radio': What will Bauer's purchase of Communicorp mean for Irish airwaves and listeners? Bauer’s Irish move could be a ‘shot in the arm’ for the radio industry here. By Ian Curran Thursday 25 Feb 2021, 6:30 PM Feb 25th 2021, 6:30 PM 16,044 Views 0 Comments Image: Shutterstock/PrinceOfLove Image: Shutterstock/PrinceOfLove WITH THE PURCHASE of Communicorp by Bauer Media, the consensus is that Irish radio is about ...

Opinion: when it come to funding journalism, there are a number of options on the table, from reader subscriptions to State support Facebook's drastic decision to ban Australian media outlets was another twist in a long-running conflict between tech companies and news publishers. While that spat now appears resolved, it highlights the debate about how quality journalism is critical to a functioning democracy. Journalism asks questions of the powerful, exposes corruption, keeps the public informed and provides the first draft of history. Recognising these public goods does not negate imp...