Hundreds of jobs in jeopardy as receivers take control of Roadbridge
Concerns for the company, which could owe at least €40m, had been growing
‘Far-reaching vexatious claims’ a ‘regular’ feature’ in certain cases, judge says
Case arising from efforts to recover €2.3m property loans debt ‘an example of such litigation’
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Wild Geese: Caroline Murphy moved to Austin in 2014 in search of adventure
Plan B for D4 boutique apartments as buyers become renters instead
Luxury schemes switch to rental units as Brexit blamed for sluggish sales market
Orange Capital Partners acquires prime Dublin rental portfolio for €75m
Dutch investor entered Irish market in 2018 with €70m deal for 30 Georgian buildings
Winter of 2018/2019 warmest since records began in 1900
Temperatures were 2.2 degrees above average for the season, Met Éireann says
Spear Street Capital agrees rental terms for Cherrywood offices
Payment solutions specialist Elavon enters into 15-year lease on 67,210sq ft block
Devin Toner sells up in Portobello for €895k
Rugby player and wife are moving to Mount Merrion after selling their D8 home
Richmond Homes buys Dublin residential site with scope for 1,600 homes
Avestus subsidiary said to have paid between €36m and €38m for 125-acre site
Two of Cork’s most significant retail assets sell for €78m
Mahon Point Retail Park and Ballincollig centre sell to separate investors
€29.9m residential portfolio acquired by Lugus and Broadhaven
142 properties distributed across Dublin, Meath, Kildare and Galway
Co-living company buys McKillen Fumbally site for about €10.5m
The Collective acquires Dublin 8 site with planning for large, mixed-use scheme
Singapore businessman snaps up Dame Street hotel and bar for €12m
Buyer of Dublin Citi Hotel and Trinity Bar has extensive property portfolio in Ireland
Singapore company leases Galway space to FotoNation
Fine Grain Property’s lease of Parkmore described as largest Galway office letting in years
Twinlite secures €90m funding for build-to-rent schemes
Property developer is currently building 372 apartments at Clongriffin, north Dublin
Developer who sold Dublin site for €70m buys it back for €22m-plus
Joe O’Reilly firm purchases Rathborne plot that could accommodate 700 apartments
Sandyford site with planning for over 450 homes makes €38m
Investors acquire parcel of land at Sandyford Central, located 100m from Luas stop
Ballsbridge landmark has supersize plans
Former Toyota showroom opposite RDS in Dublin 4 could quadruple in size
Permission granted for nine-storey office block on North Wall Quay
No objections lodged to Molloy and Sherry’s office/retail scheme on waterfront site
WeWork in talks to lease Dawson Street building
Building set to be refurbished and extended to 99,000sq ft by Irish developer Oakmount
AIB pay rises, calls for easing state aid rules and an Irish company sues tech giants
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Irish Life set to get planning permission to redevelop Hume House
Scheme among builds on block bounded by Pembroke, Lansdowne, Shelbourne roads
The torpedoes and the ‘Leinster’: Ireland’s worst maritime disaster
A century ago this week 569 passengers perished aboard the ill-fated mailboat
More than half of buses inspected by RSA fail safety checks
Nearly a third of buses inspected in past year had ‘major’ or ‘dangerous’ defects
Mayfair-style scheme planned for Kilternan
New Generation submits plans for apartments modelled on London mansion blocks
Cairn Homes flips prime Stillorgan development site to Homeland
Chief executive Michael Stanley in May confirmed Cairn’s intention to sell non-core sites
McKillen plans apartments and cafe behind Dublin's Ferryman
Eight-storey, South Docks block likely to accommodate Press Up chain restaurant
Press Up restaurant duo have new plans for Kiely's site in Mount Merrion
Paddy McKillen jnr and Matt Ryan submit fresh plans with lower apartment heights and less commercial space
Bus Éireann on the wrong road?
Taxpayers could be on the hook to put yet more funds into the troubled State company
Hotel room rates break boom era records in Dublin
Concern about competitiveness as average rate in Dublin are now €128, well ahead of the previous record of €121 set in 2006
Water supplies running low in many parts of the country
Irish Water says exceptionally dry months hitting supplies
Avestus to launch Richmond Homes brand with 25 houses in D7
Real estate investment manager is acquiring well-located sites in the Dublin area
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McKillen/Ryan development juggernaut rolls on
Oakmount plans include branching out to ‘vibrant, energetic’ area of Dublin 8
Bus Éireann to ban overtime in bid to save the company
Firm tells Minister for Transport Shane Ross it could run out of money within 18 months
Significant senior management changes at Bus Éireann
Chief executive Nolan announces departure and Hernan takes on acting role in his place
Bus Éireann could be insolvent in two years, warns Ross
Bus routes and jobs under threat as losses expected to escalate to €6m next year
Bus Éireann seeks external review of Expressway plans
Company want to separate loss-making service from rest of operation; cut jobs and pay
Shane Ross and Bus Éireann at odds over restructuring plan
Cost-saving plan involves potential redundancies, pay cuts in addition to outsourcing
Last homeless family vacates Lynam’s Hotel
Dublin City Council has placed all five families in alternative accommodation
Alternative accommodation found for Lynam’s Hotel families
Four of five homeless families agree to move, fifth refusing to engage, High Court hears
Homeless families can stay in Nama hotel until end of August
Five families can remain in Lynams while alternative housing is found, court hears
Beerista: 10 years of Galway Hooker
A lot has changed in the world of craft beer since this brewery started up a decade ago
Bus Éireann staff to ballot for strike over Expressway fears
NBRU is concerned new plan for company will be announced after general election
Highest December temperatures in six decades recorded
Daffodils blooming with very mild weather forecast to continue until Christmas Day
Indian summer due as dry, settled period expected at last
Summer 2015 not that bad says Met Éireann - though colder and wetter than normal
Remembering the Diceman who brightened a grey, dull Dublin
Thom McGinty’s street performances on Grafton Street lit up the recessionary city
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