Dublin 2

Dylan McGrath’s former restaurant is to become a gastro-pub

Organisers estimate at least 10,000 gathered at US embassy after almost two years of war

With wine on tap and 15 pizzas on the menu, the people from Manifesto in Rathmines have achieved something very charming here

Property agency warns of ‘growing mismatch’ between market demand and office space delivery

This Dublin 2 place offers one of the best takeaway lunches in Ireland

Property is fully occupied by four tenants and earning €189,650 in annual rent

Number 46 sells for above asking price while associated mews taken off the market

Albert Place East is a 10-minute walk from Merrion Square and St Stephen’s Green on the south side of the city

Man (40s) taken to Beaumont Hospital with serious injuries to head

In an expensive restaurant on Dublin's southside, everyone acts like they deserve to be there

From modern Irish cooking to Asian fusion, here are the best spots for a lovely lunch

Plan envisages 14-stoery office block scheme

Make sure you have the pommes boulangère – potato cooked to French and Irish buttery perfection

Inside Business podcast with Ciarán Hancock

Balrath Investments is seeking to change the use of the first to fourth floor levels from vacant office at Maryland House

Business leaders argue that the district is moving in the right direction and reject a judge’s recent stark depiction of it as a ‘no-go area’

In the News podcast: Parliament Street is now traffic-free, but what about College Green?

Overnight transformation ends car dominance of Temple Bar street

Dinner opens with flair at this Dublin 2 Asian karaoke place, but what follows is largely forgettable

Dukes Education paid more than £8m (€9.3m) to acquire Bruce College in Cork, UK filings also show

This restaurant goes all in on focaccia-based slices, fried chicken and an intense marinara sauce

Asian-inspired Ivy Asia inks deal for ground-floor space at landmark building redeveloped by Paddy McKillen jnr

Clare Street

Merrion

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?

La Peniche is on a lipstick-red landmark vessel that ferries diners between Mespil Road and Ranelagh bridge

Canadian verification company joins MD7 at office space on Dublin’s Burgh Quay

Glovers Court flats to be turned into 53 new homes by council when queries from Department of Housing are resolved

7-8 Johnson’s Court has been home to Paul Sheeran Jewellers since 1994

Clonmell House is laid out as office accommodation and generating €63,700 in annual rental income

Building occupies prime position at junction with South Frederick Street

Dame Street

Private vehicles no longer permitted to turn on to Pearse Street from Westland Row junction

Number 3 has been transformed back into a residential unit under the guidance of architect Michael Cullinan

Kidneys, famine soup, coddle – all the makings of a concept-led circus, but the cooking shines through

Landmark St Stephen’s Green building expected to appeal to owner-occupiers, developers and investors

US real-estate investor Grand Coast Capital had originally sought €4m for Trinity Street site

Fireaway delivers a generic chain pizza experience, no better and no worse

Harcourt Terrace is a 10-minute walk from St Stephen’s Green and is close to Ranelagh and Portobello