Property developer is currently building 372 apartments at Clongriffin, north Dublin

Joe O’Reilly firm purchases Rathborne plot that could accommodate 700 apartments

Investors acquire parcel of land at Sandyford Central, located 100m from Luas stop

Former Toyota showroom opposite RDS in Dublin 4 could quadruple in size

No objections lodged to Molloy and Sherry’s office/retail scheme on waterfront site

Building set to be refurbished and extended to 99,000sq ft by Irish developer Oakmount

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Scheme among builds on block bounded by Pembroke, Lansdowne, Shelbourne roads

A century ago this week 569 passengers perished aboard the ill-fated mailboat

Nearly a third of buses inspected in past year had ‘major’ or ‘dangerous’ defects

New Generation submits plans for apartments modelled on London mansion blocks

Chief executive Michael Stanley in May confirmed Cairn’s intention to sell non-core sites

Eight-storey, South Docks block likely to accommodate Press Up chain restaurant

Paddy McKillen jnr and Matt Ryan submit fresh plans with lower apartment heights and less commercial space

Taxpayers could be on the hook to put yet more funds into the troubled State company

Concern about competitiveness as average rate in Dublin are now €128, well ahead of the previous record of €121 set in 2006

Irish Water says exceptionally dry months hitting supplies

Real estate investment manager is acquiring well-located sites in the Dublin area

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Oakmount plans include branching out to ‘vibrant, energetic’ area of Dublin 8

Firm tells Minister for Transport Shane Ross it could run out of money within 18 months

Chief executive Nolan announces departure and Hernan takes on acting role in his place

Bus routes and jobs under threat as losses expected to escalate to €6m next year

Company want to separate loss-making service from rest of operation; cut jobs and pay

Cost-saving plan involves potential redundancies, pay cuts in addition to outsourcing

Dublin City Council has placed all five families in alternative accommodation

Four of five homeless families agree to move, fifth refusing to engage, High Court hears

Five families can remain in Lynams while alternative housing is found, court hears

A lot has changed in the world of craft beer since this brewery started up a decade ago

NBRU is concerned new plan for company will be announced after general election

Daffodils blooming with very mild weather forecast to continue until Christmas Day

Summer 2015 not that bad says Met Éireann - though colder and wetter than normal

Thom McGinty’s street performances on Grafton Street lit up the recessionary city

Daughter ‘really pleased’ as anniversary stamp for Dublin writer launched in Dublin