Quanta Capital in €20m deal for prime Grafton Street retail investments
Irish-headquartered real estate investor in separate deals for two buildings on city’s foremost shopping street and 3-4 South Frederick Street
New Ireland Assurance
Derek McGrath’s Core Capital closing in on €10m deal for New Ireland office block
Feasibility study suggests 5-9 South Frederick Street could accommodate development of 137-bedroom hotel
New Ireland Assurance brings another office block to the market for €2.6m
Sale of 3-4 South Frederick Street offers significant scope for redevelopment individually and in conjunction with adjoining property
Prime offices overlooking St Stephen’s Green seek combined €63m
St Stephen’s Green House and 4 Earlsfort Terrace guiding €50m and €13m respectively
Insurance broker Lockton agrees Irish health and pension sector deals
Operation to buy health advisory consultant Total Health Cover and financial broker Ifat
Green light for Conrad to transform ‘into a world-class, five-star hotel’
Number of rooms to increase by 88 to 280
Neighbours express 'serious concerns' over aspects of Conrad's expansion plan
Hotel at Stephen’s Green seeks to add 88 new rooms and change facade
Insurance broker Lockton to create up to 50 new jobs
Jobs boost comes as company is to expand its employee benefits practice in Dublin
DNG founder Edmund Douglas joins Colliers International
Lambert Smith Hampton team take up directorships in enlarged property management division
Grafton Street: can it recover from the short, sharp shock of Covid-19?
With several big brands closing their doors, the street’s return to former glory days looks some way off
Landlords will have to share burden of retail tenants’ Covid-19 losses
Coronavirus accelerated inevitable demise of retailers unable or unwilling to trade online
McKillen jnr seeks €65 per square foot for Dawson Street offices
Former New Ireland headquarters ready for occupation in 2021 following redevelopment
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Inclusion isn’t just about respect, it’s about improving commercial performance writes, Sandra O’Connell
Profits surge 250% at New Ireland Assurance
Life and pensions business made €74m profit last year but warns of Covid-19 hit
WeWork decline among factors causing reduction in leasing of flexible office space
Volume of office space leased by flexible providers fell 73% last year
Dublin ranks 10th in Europe for serviced office deals
Co-working sector set for continued growth despite current challenges facing WeWork
Paddy McKillen jnr’s Press Up selling stake for up to €50m
Goodbody receives first-round bids for 45% shareholding in Irish hospitality group
A century on: the Dáil loan that set the State on road to financial sovereignty
Michael Collins began an audacious plan on April 4th, 1919, to appeal to people to fund an underground government
McKillen jnr gets permission for Dawson Street office redevelopment
Former New Ireland Assurance building will get new restaurant and extra office space
Omission of fadas from Irish names by public bodies investigated
Man taking on State says it is ironic he has to use European rules to assert Irish identity
Bank of Ireland UK chief executive Des Crowley set to retire
Recruitment process to chose a successor due to Mr Crowley to commence shortly
Trailfinders top bidder for its own HQ on Dawson Street
Holiday booker’s winning offer of €12.4m for 10,770sq ft building a full 60% over guide
How companies let down women returning after maternity leave
Many firms make life hard, and pay and career progression can take a permanent hit
Paddy McKillen jnr buys New Ireland building
Businessman’s Press Up hospitality group pays €38m for landmark building on Dawson Street
New Ireland Assurance celebrates 100 years in business
Life and pensions business established in January 1918 now has 800 employees
Four left in bidding for New Ireland HQ
City centre block will be demolished and replaced with much larger mixed use structure
New Ireland HQ on Dawson St to be sold and likely demolished
BoI looking for at least €35m for interlinking office blocks, which will be vacated
Irish retail back to ‘more normalised level’ of investment
Transactions slowed considerably in 2017 as Nama and banks wrap up deleveraging
Duff & Phelps to relocate Irish headquarters to St Stephen’s Green location
Extensively refurbished building near Shelbourne Hotel let for €54 per square foot
Woman who sued after falling on broken concrete settles case
Anne Marie Fagan told High Court her whole life changed after 2009 fall in Crumlin
Church of Ireland funds buy stake in Nama holding company
Clergy pensions fund and Representative Church Body hold a combined 5.75%
Aviva in advanced talks to buy Friends First
Sale of Irish insurance group had attracted several suitors including ‘zombie’ specialists
Costumes and collectors mean Comic Con is full of character
Batman, Deadpool and Daenerys Targaryen all make appearances at the Dublin event
Bank of Ireland senior executive Mick Sweeney to step down
Sweeney understood to be looking at Brexit-related jobs in the financial sector
New Ireland Assurance blames income fall on market volatility
Bank of Ireland subsidiary sees annual premium drop 14% to €1.7bn
Seven in 10 BoI mortgage customers also buy life cover with bank
Bank’s life cover upselling in 2016 represents slippage from 75 per cent in 2015
Specified illness cover from birth is exception in Ireland
Aviva offers a new benefit plan for overseas treatment which commences at birth
New Ireland makes senior appointments
Tony O’Riordan named chief financial officer at Bank of Ireland investment subsidiary
New Ireland Assurance fined €650,000 over code breaches
Central Bank finds inadequate information was provided in 450,000 statements
Old Lisney offices on St Stephen’s Green to get facelift
Rent of €450,000 per year quoted for six floors of offices with 758sq m (8,159sq ft)
Proclamation said to have hung in GPO sells for €150,000
Truce handkerchief shown in 1916 fails to sell - but fire-damaged GPO keys fetch €3,400
Sean Casey stepping down at New Ireland Assurance
Managing director resigning to ‘pursue other opportunities’, says Bank of Ireland
Community work and suspended sentence over insurance fraud
Broker took out 38 fictitious policies in order to be paid commission totalling €109,000
Property funds main landlords on Grafton and Henry streets
Four Irish investment funds are the biggest landlords on Dublin’s prime retail streets
Key city centre corner likely to be redeveloped
Meyer Bergman and Irish partner to pay more than €90m for four-storey block
Luas Cross City work may have flooded city businesses
Some establishments have sought compensation over disruption to their trade
Aviva seeks €50m for Nassau House in Dublin city centre
Off-market sale of five-storey block certain to attract buyers
€25,000 Donegal carpet for auction
‘New Ireland Carpet’ for auction at Mealy’s measures about 13.7m by 5m
Garda investigation into drowned woman’s life insurance policies
Insurance companies refusing to pay out €1m to husband
Quayside buy for New Ireland Assurance
Fund pays €26 million for The Anchorage office building on Dublin’s south docks
Complaints to financial ombudsman fell by 42%
Numbers down in 2014 but compensation rose by 2.4 per cent to €954,916
Couple wins High Court appeal against Financial Services ombudsman
Pair who lost €192,000 on investment wins appeal over dismissal of mis-selling complaint
Boucher understands public anger over banking crisis but says he has a job to do
It’s business as usual for the Bank of Ireland chief executive as he reflects on a ‘positive year’ for the bank
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