Clerys

‘Will we meet under Clerys’ clock?’ Revamped department store set to open before summer

Restored clock is unveiled on Tuesday ahead of retail early in the second quarter of the year

P&O’s barbaric sackings share ‘Hall of Infamy’ with Clerys

Sheer scale of the ferry group’s managerial incompetence is a sight to behold

High-end UK retailer Flannels to open at Blanchardstown Centre

Frasers Group subsidiary to occupy ground-floor level of former Debenhams’ premises

Clerys Quarter to open doors to shoppers this year as tenants are confirmed

Swedish fashion giant H&M and high-end UK retailer Flannels have signed up

H&M to open for business at Dublin’s new Clerys Quarter

High-end brand Flannels in talks for rest of retail space at historic department store

Ex-Debenhams workers end 406-day dispute and accept €3m training fund

Workers say they were disappointed but voted for Government offer after months of pickets

Government to enhance rights of workers facing redundancy after insolvency

All employees will have to be provided with 30 days’ notice

Former Debenhams workers protest a year on from closure

‘We were devastated,’ says former shop steward at march outside Henry Street branch

Debenhams workers live with the trauma of liquidation one year on

Bitter dispute appears near resolution after a year of protests and pickets

First Look: Inside Dublin’s new Clerys Quarter

Clerys, O’Connell Street’s legendary department store, is being transformed

‘No evidence’ acting on expert report in 2016 would have helped Debenhams staff

Minister says Duffy Cahill report dealt with assets and separation of assets

Rapid shift online has kept Irish retailers afloat

Agenda: Pandemic restrictions have propelled many shops into setting out their stalls digitally

There should be a threshold of dignity for Debenhams workers

The State must legislate to protect the Debenhams workers and all workers to ensure the agreements they negotiate can and will be honoured

An Post looks to relocate from GPO to Dublin’s tallest office

Company in talks for at least 120,000sq ft at the Exo Building in city’s north docklands

Debenhams workers urge Minister to intervene with liquidators

Regina Doherty called on to engage with KPMG and advise extending consultations

Rush hour on a Dublin bus: ‘They’re all ghost buses now’

Taking a bus in what used to be the morning peak is now a trip into an eerie world

Dancing With The Stars backstage: ‘I’d love to see Danny Healy Rae out there’

Patrick Freyne visits the set of ‘the biggest show on Irish telly’

100 new hotels for Dublin: Is that too many – or too few?

Amid a housing crisis, scores of hotels are being built or planned for the capital

Meet Paddy Fay, the first person Peter McVerry housed

Paddy Fay met Fr Peter McVerry when he broke into the priest’s home 40 years ago

Former premises of landmark Plough pub seeks €650,000

Property has key location opposite Abbey Theatre in area undergoing regeneration

An Post considers plan to relocate HQ from GPO to Clerys

Postal workers express preference for city centre location in advance of 2020 move

Clerys developers get permission for bigger hotel

Building on site of former warehouses to have more floors and bedrooms

Saving WeWork will be hard work

Frenetic growth under the company’s founder, Adam Neumann, may weigh it down for years

Two Dublin WeWork office deals unravel

Embattled workspace provider pulls out of Clerys Quarter and Forum Building in IFSC

Dublin ranks 10th in Europe for serviced office deals

Co-working sector set for continued growth despite current challenges facing WeWork

North Earl Street property with development potential at €1.85m

Four-storey over basement building located at heart of much-anticipated Clerys Quarter

Nine ways to deep clean your home without ever lifting a finger

From manky carpets to greasy ovens – sometimes only a professional will do

Superquinn, Xtra-Vision and Roches Stores: The shops we loved so much

Pricewatch: They may be gone, but the once household names are certainly not forgotten

Deirdre Foley was paid at least €7.6m from Clerys proceeds

Natrium sold department store to Press Up Entertainment for €63 million

Paddy McKillen jnr’s Press Up selling stake for up to €50m

Goodbody receives first-round bids for 45% shareholding in Irish hospitality group

Paddy McKillen jnr, the mystery man of Dublin nightlife

You may not know what he looks like, but you’ve probably had a drink in one of his venues

DIT facility sold for over €5.5m to tourist accommodation provider

Sackville Place property occupies prime position next to Clerys Quarter scheme

Clerys closure: Court dismisses challenge relating to charges against former owners

Minister had challenged District Court decision to strike out charges

Eason puts flagship O’Connell Street shop on market at €24.5m

Dublin store is being sold with 25-year lease to Eason Ltd at an initial rent of €1,341,500

€1.5m to secure prime pitch on Dublin city’s principal thoroughfare

Buyer of O’Connell Street building set to benefit from redevelopment of Clerys

Fracking and family feuds: This week’s theatre highlights

Environmental activism and musicals are featured in the best productions of the week

Clerys case moves closer to a denouement

Lawyers for the liquidators tell High Court their concerns have now been ‘alleviated’

Clerys liquidators no longer want sanctions for private equity executives

Court hears KPMG liquidators now accept executives believed store would stay open

Minister ‘lashed out’ summonses over Clerys redundancies, judge told

Department store employed 460 staff at time of closure

Clerys lay-offs: Minister moves to quash striking-out of charges

District judge’s decision found prosecution failed to comply with disclosure order

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