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NO SAVING GRACE
29 August 2010
The recommendations of the Bord Snip Nua report have had a mixed response among government departments, yet it appears none will escape its proposed measures, write Ian Kehoe and John Burke
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Calleary moves on state contracts
29 August 2010 By Niamh Connolly Political Correspondent
The Minister of State for Labour is determined to simplify and open up the tender process, and get more SMEs involved
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New team approach to healthcare
29 August 2010
The HSE’s director of quality and clinical care concedes that he faces huge challenges to revamp patient care with best practice, but he is confident this will be achieved, writes Susan Mitchell
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Room at the inns
29 August 2010 By Samantha McCaughren Business Correspondent
Richard Evans has grown the Isaacs Group, made up of hotels and hostels, into a multimillion-euro empire – and he’s not finished yet
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Guinness is good for Diageo profits
29 August 2010
Diageo has had to battle for the soul of leading brands Guinness and Baileys but, after a shaky couple of years, both are showing healthy growth, with their iconic image intact
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CAO attack shows need for action on cybercrime
29 August 2010 By TJ McIntyre
An attack last week on the Central Applications Office (CAO) website left thousands of worried students unable to gain access to the site to accept their third-level offers.
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Examinership- 20 years on
29 August 2010
After a week in which two well-known names - Aer Arann and McInerneys - applied for examinership, Eugene McCague and Willie Day, who were involved in the original Goodman examinership, look at the lessons from the past
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