Dee Forbes’ position on advisory board of Smurfit Business School in UCD could prove to be awkward

Incidentally, I’m told there’s no payment to Sky from RTÉ in return for the Player’s premier positioning on the platform. Not even a little something from one of the barter accounts.Paddy McKillen told the Financial Times he had been inspired by the Viet Cong in his refurbishment of Claridge’s in London. Photograph: Yui Mok/PA Wire

“We are no longer prisoners of geography on our little North Atlantic island. We are liberated by technology and the power of AI,” businessman and round-the-world sailor Enda O’Coineen told staff at the Business Post on Tuesday after the conclusion of exhaustive talks with the Swedish publishing group Bonnier News, which has taken a strategic minority investment in the Business Post Group.

What a difference 20 years makes. In 2003, the chief executive of the NTMA was Michael Somers, and he received a bonus of €303,000, or 69.6 per cent of his salary. In 2008, his second-last year in the job, Somers was paid €565,000 and a bonus of €403,000. Still, being chief executive of the NTMA is a good deal less onerous these days. With the economy awash with cash, Ireland will need to borrow much less on international markets over the coming years.

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