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Alice Chambers
Verified
Business Correspondent, The Currency
Dublin
Beats
Human rights & justice, Youth issues, Economy & business, Social issues, Culture & heritage
Medical and Forex
Content
Golf club withdraws planning appeal against Greenore Port's “flagship” offshore wind base - The Currency
By Alice Chambers Verified| The Currency Verified While all eyes are on Ireland’s five live offshore wind developments as they go through planning, Doyle Shipping Group (DSG) was thinking ahead to the commercial opportunities once the wind farms are in operation. In December 2024, Louth County Council granted planning permission to a group company, Greenore Port Ltd, to build an operations and maintenance (O&M) base that offshore wind developers could lease to access wind farms in the Irish Sea for 10 years.
A small proportion of the OPW's budget did not comply with procurement rules – but the bike shed wasn't included - The Currency
By Alice Chambers Verified| The Currency Verified The Leinster House bike shed scandal broke and John Conlon, the chairman of the OPW since April 2024, was hauled in front of the Oireachtas to answer for it. “I have taken immediate steps to address value-for-money concerns,” he told the public accounts committee in October 2024, adding that he had made “significant changes” to improve governance in the OPW project management process.
Golf club withdraws planning appeal against Greenore Port's “flagship” offshore wind base - The Currency
By Alice Chambers Verified| The Currency Verified While all eyes are on Ireland’s five live offshore wind developments as they go through planning, Doyle Shipping Group (DSG) was thinking ahead to the commercial opportunities once the wind farms are in operation. In December 2024, Louth County Council granted planning permission to a group company, Greenore Port Ltd, to build an operations and maintenance (O&M) base that offshore wind developers could lease to access wind farms in the Irish Sea for 10 years.
Company Info
The Currency
The Currency is an online publisher based in Ireland, founded in 2019 by journalists Tom Lyons and Ian Kehoe. Operating under Currency Media Ltd, the company specializes in delivering insightful stories, commentary, and investigations in business, finance, economics, and public policy. The Currency uses a subscription model to provide exclusive content, offering in-depth analysis and coverage of key economic and financial issues. Known for its long-form articles and investigative journalism, the platform aims to give readers comprehensive insights into complex topics. With around 6,000 subscribers, it caters to business professionals, economists, and policymakers interested in detailed financial analysis. The Currency is recognized as a significant player in Ireland's digital news landscape and ranks among the Top 30 digital newsbrands in the country.
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Founded: 2019