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‘We missed out on our glory years’: Nightclubs reopen after 19 months

Going ‘out out’ finally becomes possibility for many young people as clubs reopen

What is cum-ex trading and what is Ireland’s role in it?

Background: Several banks in Ireland used in massive European tax fraud scheme

Revolutionary and trade unionist – Brian Maye on Margaret Skinnider

An Irishman’s Diary

‘I didn’t go through all this for pain for nothing’

Four people on their journeys out of homelessness, and the lessons they have for others

Central Bank’s McEvoy to join US investments giant Pimco

Bank’s former director of consumer protection to take on senior position with company

Hibernia sells Dublin office blocks to Commerz for €152m

Property group announces sale of One and Two Dockland Central blocks

Dara Quigley’s mother recalls ‘beautiful first-born’ at inquest

Journalist’s mental health had deteriorated prior to her death by drowning in 2017

Harris apologises for ‘unacceptable breach of trust’ in Dara Quigley case

Extracts from Garda Commissioner’s letter to late journalist’s mother read at inquest

Ten things we learned about the €165bn National Development Plan

What does the Government plan mean for transport, housing, climate action and jobs?

Hibernia Reit acquires Dublin pub Scruffy Murphy’s

Property investor may look to expand its residential portfolio on site

‘Highly unlikely’ Anne Colomines stabbed herself to death, pathologist says

Renato Gehlen denies murdering his wife at their Dublin apartment in 2017

Creche to close: ‘I’ve done everything to abide by regulations, but I can’t change the building’

Harcourt Creche in Dublin city cannot comply with Tusla’s ‘prescriptive’ regulations, owner says

Hibernia Reit says rent collection remains strong

Completion of Cumberland Place development pushes vacancy rate to 9% from 7%

2K Games to pay €60 per sq ft for offices at One Park Place

US video games publisher enters into 10-year sub-lease as Dropbox goes ‘virtual first’

Purpose-built Garda facility has no space for specialist units

Two bureaus targeting sex offences and online fraud cannot be housed on Military Road

European shares scale to new highs even as Iseq heavyweights drag

Bank of Ireland slides but AIB jumps 4.2%

OPW criticised over €86m Garda HQ that is ‘too small’ for all staff

Spending watchdog cites ‘poor management’ of project at Military Road in Dublin 8

Homeless in lockdown: ‘I sat today on O’Connell Street and just cried’

Being homeless during the pandemic has meant increased isolation and loneliness

Dublin student run off his feet with his sneaker cleaning business

Kevin Owens started Sneaker Cleaner in 2017, and is busier than ever due to Covid-19

Man allegedly found with 250,000 images of women and children

Bail granted to accused whose photographs in public places were taken without consent

Dublin hotel secures permission for extension despite opposition

An Bord Pleanála ignored inspector’s advice regarding Iveagh Garden Hotel’s plan

‘It destroyed me’: Maria Bailey on ‘swing gate’ controversy

Ex-TD says her decision to issue proceedings against Dean Hotel was ‘a bad one’

New garda unit set up to investigate organised crime linked to illegal sex trade

New unit will enforce legislation criminalising purchase of sexual services and police brothels,violent attacks

50 people to watch in 2021: The best young talent in Ireland

The hottest talent in politics, fashion, food, sport, activism, culture, tech and entrepreneurship

Busking left ‘decimated’: The Christmas the music died due to Covid

Buskers not permitted to perform on Dublin’s streets due to public health guidelines

Value of Hibernia Reit’s properties falls 3.8% in six months

Irish property group, which develops and lets offices, posted loss €32.4m during the period

Eason mired in rent row with Harcourt’s Galway shopping centre

Coronavirus-related dispute latest rent conflict in retail sector rife with such discord

The little known architectural firm that is transforming Dublin

The capital's streets are changing, and architects HJL are nearly always involved

Great outdoors: Meet the teachers taking lessons beyond the classroom

Advocates say it’s safer, nurtures creativity and promotes better engagement. But can the approach hope to survive the Irish winter?

TikTok weighs plan for up to 5,000 workers in Dublin offices

Social media giant seeks proposals from real estate firms for 500,000sq ft of space

German investor pays €60m for Dublin 2 office block

KanAm Grund acquires 30-33 Molesworth St from UK property company Henderson Park Capital

German investor pays €94m for EBS Dublin headquarters

KGAL acquires 2 Burlington Road from UK property cormpany Henderson Park Capital

Overseas assets of organised criminals to be targeted

Criminal Assets Bureau to go after wealth of Irish criminals or foreign gangs in Ireland

Copper Face Jacks pays out €45.95m in dividends to owner

Cash reserves at night club business had risen to €63.7m

What sold for €610,000 and less in D2, Grand Canal, Donnybrook and Westport

This budget bought a docklands high rise apartment, an artisan cottage in D4 and a luxury home in Co Mayo

Theatre-training legend Betty Ann Norton dies in Dublin

Co-director of the Betty Ann Norton Theatre School helped to launch many acting careers

Dublin deserted: Coronavirus turns city into ghost town

City normally teeming with people on Friday night - but not now, and who knows when again

Irish in-flight entertainment firm blames coronavirus for closure

Mythopoeia directors say halt in new orders from airlines one of the reasons for wind-up

Politician’s son avoids jail for lighting firework in Copper Face Jacks

Oliver Callely, son of Ivor, ordered to perform community service in lieu of prison sentence

Dublin City Council says there are too many bus routes on the same streets

Submission to NTA welcomes the spreading of Dublin bus routes in BusConnects, but says there are some ‘missed opportunities’

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