Dave Willat was just 11 years old, wearing cutoffs and a T-shirt on a warm September evening in 1965, when he showed up for what he thought would be a routine choir practice at his church in San Rafael,…
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GI Partners to acquire Netwatch
Our cross-disciplinary team is led by Cian McCourt (Corporate and M&A) and Cormac O’Donoghue (Corporate and M&A), and includes Ailish Finnerty (Tax), Colin Rooney (Technology and Innovation), David Molloy (Debt Finance), Kevin Langford (Employment), Richard Ryan and Patrick Horan (Competition and Regulated Markets), Philip Smith (Pensions and Employee Benefits) and Simon Hannigan (Real Estate) working in close collaboration with a team from Paul, Weiss, Rifkind, Wharton & Garrison LLP.
Our full Dublin team included Graham Murtagh and Maria Colom Lawlor (Corporate and M&A), Emily Tyler and Aoibhín Ní Dhubháin (Competition and Regulated Markets), Freda McCusker (Debt Finance), Grace-Ann Meghen and Gavan McLaughlin (Employment), Michael Shovlin and Alan Harney (Pensions and Employee Benefits), Lucy Byrne (Real Estate), Nicola Cavey and Rachel Coyle (Tax), and Aoife Coll and Kerry Burns (Technology and Innovation).
The team was also supported by the work of our colleagues in Belfast, Richard Armstrong and Reuben Kane (Corporate and M&A Northern Ireland), and Chris Fullerton and Madison Bowyer (Employment Northern Ireland).
For more information on the transaction, please visit the GI Partners website.
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From biting flies to feathered dinosaurs, scientists reveal 70 new species
A new species of mouse opossum with an exceptionally long nose and tail, Marmosa chachapoya. Credit: © Pedro Peloso From biting fruit flies and a tiny long-nosed mouse opossum to a feathered dinosaur preserved with evidence…
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From biting flies to feathered dinosaurs, scientists reveal 70 new species
A new species of mouse opossum with an exceptionally long nose and tail, Marmosa chachapoya. Credit: © Pedro Peloso From biting fruit flies and a tiny long-nosed mouse opossum to a feathered dinosaur preserved with evidence…
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Word Circle Number 89
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Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter.
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FT.com will bring you the crossword from Monday to Saturday as well as the Weekend FT Polymath, Word…
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Betelgeuse and the Crab Nebula: Stellar Death and Rebirth
What happens when a star dies? In 2019, Betelgeuse dimmed in brightness, sparking speculation that it may soon explode as a supernova. While it likely won’t explode quite yet, we can preview its fate by observing the nearby Crab…
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Ursid meteor shower 2025: When and where to see ‘shooting stars’ on the longest night of the year
If you’re stargazing late overnight on Dec. 21-22, keep an eye out for “shooting stars” as the annual Ursid meteor shower peaks.
Although the Ursids are active from Dec. 13 through Dec. 26, the peak night coincides with the winter solstice,…
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‘Fire Country’ draws inspiration from firefighters who fought L.A. fires
A worried mother working miles away from her family frantically tries to get her three children out of harm’s way as an out of control fire ravages their community. Firefighters do everything they can, but strong winds are working against them…
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‘A Little Princess’: The girl, the Raj, the jewel
One of the true pleasures of my job is that I sometimes get to pick books simply because I love them. One of the great perils of my job is that I sometimes get to pick books simply because I love them.
Case in point: “A Little Princess,”…
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Anti-fuel smuggling drive boosts Pakistan revenues 82%, PM office says – Arab News
- Anti-fuel smuggling drive boosts Pakistan revenues 82%, PM office says Arab News
- PM hails anti-smuggling drive as crackdown on petroleum lifts revenue by 82% The Express Tribune
- Shehbaz Sharif vows zero tolerance for smugglers Daily Times
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