Richard Guiney

Dublin Town’s camera system estimates 140,000 people were on city shopping streets

Average transaction values said to be high as shoppers satisfy pent-up demand

Once the Irish retail mecca, the Dublin shopping Street has been hit by closures. Can it recover?

Survival of retail core north of the Liffey is ‘in doubt’, says local traders’ group

Encouraging workers to stay away from capital ‘guaranteed to fail’, says Dublin Town

Turnover down more than 75% but some businesses are being denied CRSS supports

Dublin city centre: Small shops, new rules on rent and imagination can save the ‘high street’

Outdoor pools, pocket parks, and small-business support among the possibilities

Retail business unlikely to regain prime position in city centre, conference told

Illuminations will be projected onto GPO and Trinity while Nollaig Shona sign returns to Grafton Street

Covid-19 has decimated retail trading in the city centre

The more restrictions and the longer they last, the bigger the economic hit

Many businesses could see a raft of closures in the weeks before Christmas

Cantillon: New guidance fails to consider why people use public transport network

Ireland’s premier shopping street is a grim reflection of the situation facing retailers

Groups call on next government to provide ongoing support to help post-Covid survival

Busiest time for city centre shoppers was between 11am and 3pm, new figures show

Business organisation calls for amendments to Covid-19 wage subsidy scheme

Businesses call for consumers to support Irish online outlets

St Patrick’s Day city centre numbers down 72 per cent on last year

Smart Money: Increased Government response is sure to speed up decline in activity

Hockney makes a splash in London sale

Dublin City Council chief says he does not like new sign installed by business organisation

Campaign launched to reverse Dublin Port decision to reduce cruise ships

Planning board forum runs rule over potential problems – from security to civic

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Dublin city centre businesses lost up to €25m, representative group says

Retail multiples announce closures or reduced opening hours

Organisation set up over 10 years ago and is responsible for various promotional events

A live recording of Inside Business hears from experts about the challenges and opportunities for the sector

Diversion around south-quay closure at O’Connell Bridge. North-south traffic flowing

The Luas Cross City project has been under construction for the past four years

Plan to divert cars to make way for Luas line is ideologically driven, says parking lobby

More visitors to the capital are in search of a good meal than a shopping spree or a pint

Acts including Hermitage Green cancelled due to crowds, sparking social media criticism

Shops welcome suspension of Luas works for festive period but some complain of impact

Dublin City Council proposing ban on private cars and lorries for cycle path

‘I don’t think I’ll bother opening up on days of the bus strike next week, there’s no point’

DublinTown claims footfall is down up to 17% as a result of stoppages

No objections received by city council to application, which grants change of use to retail