Dublin’s retailers pick up the pieces after riot as footfall begins to recover
Increased Garda presence in city helpful but won’t solve fundamental issues
Louis Copeland
Prime retail investment on Wicklow Street for €1.95m
19 Wicklow Street is generating €140,000 in annual rental income from Cornucopia and Louis Copeland
Capel Street becomes Dublin’s longest traffic-free street
Some businesses and residents remain doubtful over pedestrianisation benefits
‘The Guinness is great’ – Thousands pack into Dublin city for St Patrick’s Day parade
Celebrations across country while about 400,000 attend in Dublin
The rise of suburbia: How we live is about to change
If working from home sticks, the big winners will be our suburbs and commuter towns
Virtual fashion: Clothing that grows on your skin and outfits that exist only on screen
A digital garment can take five days to make and cost up to €550
Hammerson regeneration scheme ‘long overdue’, says Fáilte Ireland
JLL reports puts economic value of the Dublin 1 scheme at €1bn
Irish boutiques offer spring style to freshen up your wardrobe
Caroline Kilkenny brings refreshing wave of colour and Louis Copeland provides casual alternatives for men, plus many more
Man jailed for accidentally setting fire to Louis Copeland stockroom
Vaidas Pilibaitis, who was homeless at time, ‘lucky to be alive’ after starting blaze while smoking
Magee says it is ‘a company of 2020’ after refusing to make woman’s wedding suit
Kildare woman told ‘we only make suits for men’
Net worth: the power of online trading
Many businesses which had to turn off the lights in their physical premises have been illuminated by the power of digital
A week of eased restrictions: ‘It’s reopening way too fast’
Irish people are surprised ‘unlocking’ happened so fast – too fast for many of us
Keeping it in the family
Some of Ireland’s most successful family-run companies share the secrets of their success
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Why not enable more cash to circulate in the local economy . . . where delivery is free?
Prime retail investment in Dublin 2 goes on the market for €2.2m
The four-storey property on Wicklow Street is fully let with a rent toll of €102k a year
Cool Yule: 30 ways to have a stress-free Christmas
Take the hassle out of the festive season by following our expert guide
Get packing that business-trip suitcase
What does the canny business traveller put in their capsule suitcase? Globe-trotting experts share their secrets
Dublin start-up Innerstrength Health raises €500,000 as it looks to expand
Company behind TickerFit received a mix of private investment and funds from EI
Is there a boom? Is it getting boomier?
The Central Bank’s chief economist says a ‘Phoenix miracle’ is under way in the the economy, but few seem to be feeling the benefit
Seán Moran: Congress proposals are a risk worth taking
Reshaped season comes with no guarantees but isn’t it worth trying for three years?
From the archive: Master tailor on cue for a hurricane
Published: June 19th, 1982. Photograph by Peter Thursfield
Eight bidders chase Wicklow Street shop up to €2m
New owner can expect rents to fetch at least €120,000 annually, for a net yield of 5.5%
Eddie Hobbs-backed firm to lose 90% of investors’ cash
Caveat: Property fund Brendan Investments raised almost €13m from small investors
Prime Wicklow Street retail investment for €1.9m
Property home to Cornucopia restaurant and Louis Copeland has rent roll of €100,000
Malia Obama’s ‘joint’ and slip-ups Irish stars wish they could forget
Footage of the US president’s daughter allegedly smoking cannabis is a reminder of some of our own well-known gaffes
Horse Show: Kerry native nets €10,000 for best dressed lady
Claire Murphy emerges from field of 500 to take lucrative prize back to the Kingdom
Luna wins best restaurant award less than a year after opening
Restaurants Association of Ireland awards gives top prize to Italian-American themed eatery
Fashion: How to dress as a groom with style
Say bye-bye to convention and deck yourself out with bold, check patterns and tweed
Rising prices: the high cost of living in 1916 Ireland
A recently published CSO survey paints a vivid picture of the cost of living in the country a century ago. Overall, today’s consumers have it much better than those of yesteryear
Our Wedding Story: we met on match.com
Svenja Stahl and Colin Hayes tied the knot at Kinnitty Castle in Offaly
Shoppers pick up bargains at liquidation sale of Clerys stock
Windows of pop-up shop on Parnell Street are covered in giant yellow posters advertising ‘Clerys liquidation store’
Food File: The weekly food news round-up
Restuarant openings and reinventions, baking hot bread and the pleasures of pumpkin seed oil
Our wedding story: this butcher’s steaks were on the menu
Annabel and Stephen first met in collage but drifted apart; after a chance meeting the couple fell in love over 10 years later
Our wedding story: ‘It was all about us and the children’
Fiona Hickey and Andrew Crowe decided to have no guests at their wedding
Our wedding story: ‘I asked Tracy to marry me in the middle of Grafton Street’
Thomas Matthews’s proposal to Tracy Knightly didn’t go as planned, but the big day was perfect, complete with Celtic monk, Christian ceremony and blessings from the elements
Dogpatch Labs move to CHQ brings new business model
Company will offer ‘pay-to-play’ model that supplies office space to tech start-ups
D2 retail/office building sells for €650,000 above the guide
CBRE says investment attracted “competitive bidding” among Irish investors
Louis Copeland shop sells for over €2.6m
Savills had been inviting offers over €2.5 million for the four-storey over basement building
Uncaged: the fashion sense of a fighter
‘I want to whoop ass and look good,’ says Lucan cage fighter Conor McGregor
‘Me and John give so much all year’
Fast-talking, Christmas-partying, hair-raising Jedward look surpisingly measured and suave as they model suits and talk of traditional family festivities
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