Grafton Street

Irish-headquartered real estate investor in separate deals for two buildings on city’s foremost shopping street and 3-4 South Frederick Street

Dublin City Council says it would set an undesirable precedent for similar type development

Ground floor and basement level of number 55 comes for sale fully let to Claddagh Jewellers on new, 10-year lease from July 2023

No 6 comes for sale fully let at ground- and upper-floor levels to well-known newsagent, Bus Stop, and to tanning salon operator

A High Court jury found the Italian siblings been maliciously prosecuted for an incident in May 2008

Receivers Grant Thornton launch formal sale of 11 RGRE assets including Bewley’s Grafton Street premises and Connaught House

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International brands keen to get footholds in Dublin, says real-estate expert, even as business group says planners should broaden options for city-centre thoroughfare

From large pension funds to wealthy private investors, the owners of Dublin’s most famous shopping street enjoy large rent rolls from some of the biggest names in the Irish retail sector

Bewley’s, the streets most famous landmark, opened in 1926 with a “double-height Egyptian Revival mosaic pylon-style shopfront”

Store operator accepted rent was only partly paid during lockdown but that the landlord should share “some of the pain”

Aimee Connolly says investing in bricks and mortar has paid off for her beauty business and she has plans for further expansion in the UK and US in the next year

Private Irish investors descend on Grafton Street and Henry Street as institutional investors divest holdings

Sustainable clothing and homewear brand set to open for business later this year

Singer-songwriter said it was an ‘honour and a blessing’ to perform at the now-traditional free Busk, which has become one of Dublin Simon Community’s busiest fundraisers

Dublin: all lit up and full of amazing groups and singers

The negative noise from lazy, uninformed commentators predicting the demise of the high street has proved to be wide of the mark

While 2024 will still see market distress and resulting forced sellers, most of the required pain has been taken this year

Central duplex apartment has two big bedrooms and terraces perfect for parties

Suspect (20s) appeared before Dublin District Court on Monday morning following investigation

The ground and basement levels of number 55 come for sale fully let on new 10-year lease

New location comes as part of ambitious plan for development

End of an era with passing of man who sold cashmere in Dublin for more than 60 years

The popular brand opened its first store in the Republic on Grafton Street last year

Official FAI kit supplier to Irish women’s and men’s football teams to occupy high-profile location at junction with South Anne Street

Council found ‘unauthorised’ shopfront at flagship outlet would have serious adverse impact on architectural fabric of the area

Council says allowing the sign would set an undesirable precedent for similar-type development

It is not uncommon for signs at either end of a street to disagree about the name of that street

Grafton street shop opened to huge crowds in August 2022 and has translated customer enthusiasm into revenue

Analysis: Sports Direct’s acquisition of former Debenhams’ building tops dramatic recovery for retail in Dublin 1

Grafton Port Collection is generating combined rental income of €1,011,500 and sits on site with scope for further development

David Browne (21) was assaulted while socialising in the city centre last weekend

Eamon Waters pays €28m for lingerie chain’s landmark store and €12m for Tesco premises on Lower Baggot Street

Ireland’s leading shopping street was battered by Covid and online rivals. Big brands are giving it a new lease of life – in return for a financial reset

Extensive damage has been caused to the front of the store