John Moran

After a big recovery in the years after the financial crisis, there is renewed talk of haircuts and receiverships in the sector

Former Department of Finance mandarin and Microsoft executive latest additions to State company

After five years Irish non-bank lender has provided €65m of cash advances to customers

No prosecutions so far over any unrecorded lobbying activities

State’s official register points to intensive lobbying by US cab-hailing giant between 2014 and 2017 but does not show full extent of government contacts disclosed in private files

US firm’s former lobbyist John Moran, former Department of Finance secretary general, says he fully disclosed Uber role but will correct returns if required

Files reveal American cab-hailing company’s intensive efforts to sway FG ministers and top officials to back rule changes in face of opposition from State’s taxi regulator

Leaked company records show a prolonged lobbying campaign by the California-based cab-hailing company aimed at loosening rules that blocked its business model in Ireland

Between 2014 and 2017 the cab-hailing company engaged in intensive but ultimately unsuccessful efforts to seek regulatory change to permit it to operate in Ireland

Cash-advance lender focusing on short-term loans to merchant card financing

Student accommodation blocks, apartments and warehouses contribute to a strong quarter

Company advances cash to micro and small businesses

Appointment ends nine-month search for John Moran replacement

Investors not holding back despite ongoing challenges from pandemic

Stalled deliveries of housing on State-owned land focus of board meeting, minutes reveal

Chair of agency tasked with using State land for housing to work four to six days a month

John Moran says LDA’s mission appears to have been curtailed, and its €2.5bn allocation for delivering housing is ‘insufficient’

John Moran says support needed to help vulnerable people impacted by pandemic

The private rental sector is a typical feature of most mature housing markets

Public vote could be held as early as October following approval of move in 2019