after a Delaware court backed its request for a speedy trial to assess whether he can be held to his planned €43 billion takeover of the business.for a new 142-bedroom hotel on the site of the former Deer Park hotel in Howth, which shut in April 2014. The new hotel forms part of Tetrarch’s wider plans for the 472-acre Howth Estate, which it owns, writes Ciarán Hancock.in a move that the Carmelites, who run the school say will secure the school’s future, have attracted 215 objections.
Payments to at least 120 former workers at major building contractor Roadbridge have been held up after to the Department of Social Protection, according to trade union Siptu. It says the workers, let go in April, can now finally approach the department for money they are owed. Barry O’Halloran reports., with greater numbers of under-24s saying they felt lonely during the Covid lockdowns than pensioners who were widely considered to be the group most at risk. Part of the issue? the greater insularity created by access to smartphones and the internet.
In the last Commercial Property section before the summer break, Ronald Quinlan reports that developer. Most recently managing director of Powerscourt Capital, he was best known for challenging Europe’s telecoms monopolies in the 1990s and also maintained close connections with his alma mater, Trinity College.