Roaming pigs and geese, the obnoxious Whaley family, one of Ireland’s first Michelin stars and ‘shocking destruction’ of the city’s built heritage from the 1960s ... the green has seen it all
Historically linked to an anti-duelling group, Daniel O’Connell and the East India Company, today properties on ‘the Green’ house the offices of global corporations, an online retail giant and private clubs. Who owns them?
Museum’s Irish Times room features several new items from the newspaper’s history
Red paint thrown on exterior of Iveagh House overnight was being removed on Monday
Number 2, 3 and 5 St Stephen's Green occupy a prime location next to Grafton Street
Landmark St Stephen’s Green building expected to appeal to owner-occupiers, developers and investors
Reduced demand cited by city council in closure of Grafton Street toilet
Five fashionable women on their failsafe seasonal outfits
Two-bedroom home with underground parking is a five-minute walk from St Stephen’s Green
Plus: Stripe lets fluffy ducks break the bad news to 300 sacked staff; domicile levy fails to sweat Ireland’s richest; and An Post chief shows Royal Mail who’s boss
Kaldero’s interiors match the spice on the menu, featuring flavours of India, China and the Philippines
Plenty of potential on key shopping street for €2.5m
Entity manages St Stephen’s Green Shopping Centre on behalf of clients
Planned MetroLink station would have ‘direct, severe, negative, profound and permanent impact’ on park, Office of Public Works argues
Only the lemon meringue pie let things down in a very cheerful menu of staples
Sale of former Workingmen’s Club offers immediate 5.2% yield with potential 10% return on offer
A smart room in centre of Dublin city where there’s a lot of care taken in how sandwiches are made
Man, aged in his 30s, was taken to St James’s Hospital and was treated for serious injuries
Floritz, located above Cellar 22 wine bar, promises a relaxed dining experience where people will be encouraged to linger
Ground floor and basement level of number 55 comes for sale fully let to Claddagh Jewellers on new, 10-year lease from July 2023
KC Capital Property Group Ltd was told to furnish €771,410 in security for legal costs should it lose its case against Keegan Quarries Ltd
Fully realised four-bedroom home with intricate period features and a modern living hub
Bewley’s, the streets most famous landmark, opened in 1926 with a “double-height Egyptian Revival mosaic pylon-style shopfront”
From large pension funds to wealthy private investors, the owners of Dublin’s most famous shopping street enjoy large rent rolls from some of the biggest names in the Irish retail sector
Commuter group representative says more bike parking, toilets and 24-hour service should be part of project
Plug-and-play accommodation and dedicated car parking available until August 2028
An ideal spot with the canal for morning runs, coffee spots galore and the city centre a short walk away
Station could ‘compromise one of city’s most noted cultural heritage anchors’, State advisory body says
Conservation specialist to carry out surveys on qualifying properties, with commercial properties included
Property generating €402,544 in annual rental income from strong tenant line-up that includes Eddie Rockets and Wowburger
Third-floor plug-and-play accommodation with capacity for 141 workers available by way of assignment until 2032
OPW says construction of Metrolink line ‘cannot be at the expense of Ireland’s national heritage’, while TII insists any impacts will be ‘mitigated’
If Dublin is to become a liveable thriving urban community, we need vision and the means to make that vision a reality
Prime location offers potential for residential development, or opportunity for Press Up group to revisit boutique hotel plan
We need a protest movement like the one that saved the Cobblestone
Victorian structure, dating back to 1887, was closed to protect it from vandalism during Covid-19 pandemic
Seen & Heard: Energy for data centres and ‘brain drain’ warning
Emily Hand’s birthday is celebrated by family and members of the Irish-Israeli community in Dublin, amid hope she will be released soon
Leading investment manager revealed as €16m purchaser of landmark building at 8 St Stephen’s Green
Standard Life’s Dublin headquarters had been offered for sale in October 2020 with more ambitious guide of €27m
From increased Garda presence in the city to cleaning the ‘disgusting’ litter from our streets to simply creating a few more parks, Irish Times readers give their suggestions to improve Dublin
Disabled people urged to ‘come out of the shadows and make ourselves visible’
New Textile House development would act as extension to existing Grafton Hotel
Four lionhead rabbits being cared for by DSPCA after being let loose in Dublin park
Charlie and Max O’Reilly Hyland get green light for development at 92 and 93 St Stephen’s Green
Oakmount to pursue scaled-back plan for high-end hotel at Topshop’s former flagship premises
Dublin’s city centre park joins Central Park and Regent’s Park in having a specially tailored Soundwalk composition designed to enhance the visitor experience
The controversial facade of the shopping centre on St Stephen’s Green is set to disappear, but will its replacement improve Dublin’s visual fabric or does the city need yet more offices?
This secluded property, close to Merrion Square, is quiet and spacious with electric heating throughout
Dublin City Council concerned about height, scale, and massing of new centre and its potential impact on other retailers in the area
Crosswords & puzzles to keep you challenged and entertained
Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
Weddings, Births, Deaths and other family notices
