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with small holdings whose stakes were catastrophically diluted by the bank’s crisis-era bailout. Some shareholders would receive cheques for €100 for holdings that would have been worth close to €120,000 at their peak in 2007. Joe Brennan has the details., according to Minister for Finance Michael McGrath. Corporation tax receipts were down by €805 million in the first quarter when compared with the same period of 2023. Eoin Burke Kennedy reports.

After some tough years around the pandemic, retail is making a comeback on Grafton Street with the number of vacant units down sharply, writes Colm Keena in ourThere’s no real competition in Irish banking Cubic Telecom CEO Barry Napier: ‘I love the innovation and trying to solve a problem. The fun is only about to start.’is Barry Napier, chief executive of connected technology group Cubic Telecom. He tells Ciaran Hancock how a financial windfall from the sale of a majority stake to Japanese investment giant SoftBank hasn’t changed him, and why he won’t be setting up a family office to manage his newfound wealth.

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