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1992

Business 100 | Telecom Ireland

By Martin Crowley

October 1992

October 17, 1992 by Leave a Comment

The invisible thicket of telecommunication innovation has grown denser in the last decade with all the major European countries vying to attract American manufacturing and service companies doing business in Europe. Few succeed without the lure of a proven state-of-the-art telephone network and not many have been as committed as Telecom Ireland to the task of improving … [Read more...] about Business 100 | Telecom Ireland

Business 100 | Mutual of America

By Irish America Staff

October 1992

October 15, 1992 by Leave a Comment

Dedicated to Making a Difference Just 45 years ago the vast majority of health and welfare workers had no insurance coverage.  They had been excluded under the Social Security Act of 1935. They were desperate as they looked forward to a crushing and bleak retirement. Out of this pressing need a new company was born with a small S10,000 grant. Today it is known as Mutual of … [Read more...] about Business 100 | Mutual of America

Business 100 | The Peace Corps Meets Wall Street

By Irish America Staff

October 1992

October 15, 1992 by Leave a Comment

Paul Tierney, Partner in Gollust, Tierney and Oliver, Inc. A seminal moment in Paul Tierney's life occurred one evening in 1964 when he saw a light burning in the living quarters of Father Ted Hesburgh, then president of Notre Dame and a priest noted for accessibility to his students. Tierney called up Hesburgh, was invited over, and poured out his heart. Though a philosophy … [Read more...] about Business 100 | The Peace Corps Meets Wall Street

Blazes Boylan

Compiled by Brian Rohan

June 1992

October 15, 1992 by Leave a Comment

Unionists Walk Out on Talks The continuing saga of what has come to be popularly known as "The Talks" floundered badly recently after leaders of Northern Ireland's Unionist party walked out on negotiations with the government of the Irish Republic. At stake are Articles Two and Three of the Irish Constitution, which spell out the Republic's aspiration for a united Ireland. … [Read more...] about Blazes Boylan

Business 100 | Owning a Horse in Ireland

By Irish America Staff

October 1992

October 14, 1992 by Leave a Comment

The success of Irish Thoroughbreds around the globe is attracting American owners to Ireland's sales and training centers If anyone in the jubilant crowd at this year's historic $1 million Irish Derby needed extra proof of Ireland's dominance in Thoroughbred racing, they only had to wait two minutes for it. St. Jovite, an Irish champion, son of an Irish mare, trained by … [Read more...] about Business 100 | Owning a Horse in Ireland

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