Harry Crosbie

New 500-seat theatre for Dublin being considered to address dearth of large performance spaces

Study for Dublin City Council finds ‘clear supportive rationale’ for new venue in city centre

Dublin City Council grants permission for two retail kiosks at Grand Canal Square despite local opposition

Rita Crosbie’s Fastwell Ltd gets green light for units in spite of opposition from the Bord Gais Energy Theatre, Iput plc, the five-star Marker hotel and the lead designer for the square

John Burns: Altada’s Beechinor advising State on tech sector challenges

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Harry Crosbie proposes large new music venue and festival space in €25m docks site development

Proposal includes building an music venue that would be twice the size of his Vicar Street property

Community space set up for Ukrainians in Vicar Street warehouse

Centre has eight tents where services will be provided, such as English language classes

Bord Gáis Energy Theatre revenue falls 74% due to pandemic

Revenue down €2.75m, as staff numbers at live venue fall from 44 to 35

Farmers consider bid to take over Glanbia

Seen & Heard: US property investor Kennedy Wilson in pole position to buy Point Square

Vicar Street hotel site goes on sale priced in excess of €12m

Harry Crosbie’s planned eight-storey 185-bedroom hotel secured planning in 2019

Point Square hits the market with €75m price tag

Prime Dublin docklands portfolio comprises offices, retail, cinema and 756 car parking spaces

Vicar Street recorded operating profit of almost €740,000 before Covid

Owner Harry Crosbie says venue has full year of gigs lined up for when it reopens

Harry Crosbie wins challenge over €70,000 vacant site levy

Levy had been applied to warehouse at rear of Vicar Street venue

Harry Crosbie: ‘My book is an attempt at capturing a world which is now gone’

The developer of Dublin’s docklands on his literary debut and his friend Richard Ford

Graphic Studio Dublin continues to make a lasting impression

To mark the studio’s 60th, Louise Leonard explains how to make print magic

Shelbourne Hotel statues to be restored to their plinths

Art historian concludes that statues are not depictions of African slave women

Silicon Docks: Where the streets have no people

Google walking away from Sorting Office deal a blow for tech and commercial hub ravaged by the pandemic

Shelbourne Hotel granted extra time to investigate statue removal

Dublin City Council asking hotel to address alleged planning permission breach

Two former Shelbourne Hotel statues on show in Dublin docklands cafe

Figures on display at Café Bar H, Grand Canal Quay, which is owned by Rita Crosbie

An Post looks to relocate from GPO to Dublin’s tallest office

Company in talks for at least 120,000sq ft at the Exo Building in city’s north docklands

Point Square set to hit market for €100m in September

Prime Dublin docklands portfolio includes retail, offices, cinema and 750-space car park

Harry Crosbie puts family haulage business into liquidation after port dispute

Automation Transport Ltd goes into voluntary liquidation with 22 redundancies

Harry Crosbie hopes to open Vicar Street South music venue next year

Entrpereneur has written to Ed Sheeran and Bono asking would they perform on opening night

Bust to empty boom: What shaped our public spaces in the past decade

The Decaste in Culture: The 'quarterisation' of our cities reached a ludicrous peak with derided Grafton Quarter

Bord Gáis theatre records strong growth in turnover and profits

Tickets sales increase 17% to €7.6m while food and beverage income advances to €2.6m

Harry Crosbie: Reclaim land from Irish sea to tackle housing crisis

Developer says reclaiming land near Clontarf would create homes for 65,000 people

Judge rejects ‘Alice in Wonderland’ claims by Dunnes over Point Village settlement

Dunnes Stores loses appeal over €15.5m payment to receivers relating to Point Village development

Crosbie firm must leave docklands premises by December 31st, court rules

Dublin Port claimed Crobie transport company had been overholding on a lease

Crosbie company must give up possession of haulage premises, court rules

Dublin Port Company claimed Automation Transport had been overholding on a lease

OPW spends €8m buying land and developing ports for border checks

State has developed infrastructure at Dublin and Rosslare ports and Dublin airport

‘Night mayors’ for towns and cities proposed in FG manifesto

Extended licensing hours for serving alcohol also considered as part of local election plan

Harry Crosbie proposes lookout tower for Dublin’s Poolbeg chimney site

Iconic landmark could become a major tourism attraction, says Harry Crosbie

Liberties protest at site of proposed ‘rock and room’ hotel

Locals mount third demonstration in as many weeks over contentious Crosbie plan

Lost Brexit opportunities for Irish businessmen

Land once owned by Harry Crosbie and Bill Cullen earmarked for lorry checks

State takes over former Crosbie property at Dublin Port for post-Brexit checks

OPW agrees deal with Dublin Port to use warehouse for physical inspections of lorries

Harry Crosbie faces appeal setback in Liberties hotel plan

People Before Profit representatives lodge appeal against the 185-bedroom project

Crosbie Hanover Quay hotel plan rejected by council

Businessman turned down in row over public access to waterfront next to planned U2 visitor centre

May loses Brexit vote, Ireland rejects EU tax plans, and Datalex shares fall 59%

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Crosbie gets approval for 185-bedroom Vicar Street hotel

Work expected to begin shortly on eight-storey hotel next to concert venue

Electric Picnic founder John Reynolds has left a rich legacy, funeral told

The 52-year-old concert promoter was innovative, energetic and ambitious , mourners hear

Major shows boost profits at Bord Gáis theatre to nearly €700k

Docklands theatre sees 2017 turnover rise to €8.4m at Crownway-owned venue

Kavanagh checks into the Shelbourne at just the right time

In a bumper year for the Dublin hotel its new general manager isn’t resting on his laurels

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