Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe seems to have found a handy formula for recovering the money the State put into Ireland’s ailing banking system more than a decade ago.
Last week I found myself in a Dublin city shopping centre I had not set foot in since 2019. I wasn’t bargain hunting or spending those Covid lockdown-era savings we are all supposed to have somewhere.
The value of Irish merger and acquisition (M&A) deals plunged in the first half of the year after a bumper 2021, according to data from Refinitv prepared for the Irish Independent.
