Donal O'donovan

NTMA eyes up to €14bn of borrowing from bond market as debt prices settle The Irish Government will look to borrow €10bn to €14bn on the bond market next year, despite bulging state coffers and a projected budget surplus. The National Treasury Management ... See more

J&J to supply drug for Poolbeg Pharma cancer patient trial Drugs giant Johnson and Johnson (J&J) has been confirmed as Poolbeg Pharma’s partner in a UK-based patient trial of a key cancer-related treatment. Ireland’s Poolbeg Pharma is to act as le... See more

Revenue to share information on properties and rents with overseas tax authorities The Irish Government has formally announced its intention to join a 25-country agreement to automatically share information about property ownership and income between tax ... See more

Simplified planning and environmental requirements to cut scope for judicial reviews A major Government push to accelerate infrastructure will look to narrow the grounds judicial reviews of planning decisions can be taken on, including by simplifying and ... See more

Dawn Meats completes deal to take 65pc stake in New Zealand’s Alliance Group Dawn Meats has completed its deal to acquire a 65pc stake in New Zealand’s Alliance Group. The agreement was announced back in August and it sees Alliance Group’s farmer-sharehol... See more