French investor in €24m deal for MetLife’s Dublin headquarters
Price paid represents 40% discount on valuation ascribed to prime city centre office block in 2018
Price paid represents 40% discount on valuation ascribed to prime city centre office block in 2018
17-bedroom property comes for sale with benefit of full vacant possession and with no rental cap in place
Number 16 Aungier Street comes for sale fully let and producing €188,420 in annual rental income
Refurbished three-bed on city centre cul-de-sac once home to notable artists and revolutionaries
Number 33 College Green came close to being sold to leading hotelier for €17m earlier this year
Achara is a totally happy place, from the friendly service and delicious food to the pricing that lands right in the middle of the sweet spot
An off-the-radar spot to enjoy classic food and a sense of absolute escape in relaxed surrounds
Mark Anthony Brands International to occupy 44,000sq ft across sixth and seventh floors of McGarrell Reilly development
As Marc and Conor Bereen prepare to reopen their much loved restaurant, formerly Coppinger Row, they reflect on the ‘scary times’ in the industry
This offering in the former home of the Pig’s Ear knows exactly what it’s doing and does it well, even if it lacks a little edge
Minister for Transport also calls on Dublin City Council to implement transport plan or risk losing funding
Friends gather to remember American who died alongside another homeless man at the Grand Canal
New to the market in Rathfarnham, Ranelagh, Sandymount, Greystones and on Leeson Street
Hotel and bar have been owned and operated by the Conway family since their original development in 1995
Historic city centre club property with car parking and other facilities offers potential to use air space in significant upgrade
Sale of 14 apartments at Hogan Place and Hogan Avenue offers buyer opportunity to secure 6.81 per cent yield
Indigo at Whitaker Square on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay offering CAT A and CAT B standard acccommodation on flexible terms
Central Bank’s former Dame Street headquarter office gets new lease of life as flexible workspace giant finally takes over
Former GAA manager Seamus McEnaney in line for uplift of up to €3.7m on original investment in Dublin 2 pub while Irish rugby stars buy into Dublin 6
Property occupies prime south-city location and is generating annual rental income of €241,484
Portfolio offers buyer secure rental income of €300,000 per annum and asset-management opportunities
Irish-owned brand agrees deal to occupy former home of the famed music shop in Dublin’s city centre
Subsidiary of Fortune 100 Liberty Mutual Group inks deal at Padraic Rhatigan’s Ship Street scheme
Ground floor and basement level of number 55 comes for sale fully let to Claddagh Jewellers on new, 10-year lease from July 2023
New €4.4m guide for 12 and 13 Fitzwilliam Place, mews buildings and apartment represents 32% discount on original €6.5m price tag
Deka Immobilien secures building in face of competition from several other international investors
Appeals body declines to accept recommendation from its inspector and rules against 24-storey office scheme
No 6 comes for sale fully let at ground- and upper-floor levels to well-known newsagent, Bus Stop, and to tanning salon operator
New to the market in Ranelagh, Dublin Docklands, Boyle, Termonfeckin and Foulksmills
This light-filled front bar with a tapas restaurant at the back, in the former premises of The Square Ball close to Merrion Square
Sale of Dublin 4 property offers scope for development of up to eight apartments to complement existing retail space
Feasibility study suggests 5-9 South Frederick Street could accommodate development of 137-bedroom hotel
City-centre venue and eight overhead apartments come for sale following full refurbishment by the current owner
No 66 was home to a member of the Merck family dynasty and was owned at one point by former billionaire media mogul Sir Anthony O’Reilly
Iroko Zen stands to secure 8% net initial yield from fully let property in prime location off the bottom of Grafton Street
Guide price for 20 on Hatch is 34% below the €40m valuation ascribed to the property in 2018
Prospective buyer of developer’s €2.85m Georgian pile may face obstacle to accessing city centre park
Bewley’s, the streets most famous landmark, opened in 1926 with a “double-height Egyptian Revival mosaic pylon-style shopfront”
Five-star hotel overlooking St Stephen’s Green had been for sale with a reported price tag of €260m
Altixia REIM in line for 7.23% net initial yield following purchase of Circle K premises near Trinity College Dublin
US real-estate investor Grand Coast Capital acquired prime property in Dublin’s south city centre in 2016
Leading purveyor of so-called superfood the açai bowl aiming to open in 15 further locations across Ireland
Plug-and-play accommodation and dedicated car parking available until August 2028
Core Capital chief Derek McGrath seeks buyer for terrace of four buildings fully let to serviced-office provider Iconic Offices
Tech giant takes space for over 200 workers at McGarrell Reilly scheme in Dublin city centre
Number 33 College Green has potential for development of 147-bedroom hotel, according to feasibility study
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
Four-storey building and mews with planning for expansion for sale with vacant possession
With houses in Citywest, Clerihan, Grand Canal Dock, Johnstown and Foxrock
Sustainable clothing and homewear brand set to open for business later this year
Young Women’s Christian Association (YWCA) seeks buyer for landmark Georgian townhouse and mews with 21 bedrooms
Developer Esprit Investments ‘disappointed’ with decision which it is now reviewing
Newly developed Wellington Hotel was first offered for sale in 2022 with guide price of €18m
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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
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