Revenues jump at Gresham and Castlemartyr hotels
Both outlets make strong recoveries after the pandemic
Gresham Hotel
Clear turtle with cheese straws? Bizarre and wonderful dishes on old Irish menus
My parents attended a lot of beautiful and baffling dinners around Co Clare in the 1960s and 1970s
Hidden O’Connell Street: Have you noticed these five features of Dublin’s main street?
Architectural conservation advisers take a look at the highlights of one of the capital’s main streets
The future of O’Connell Street: Will new developments make it better or worse?
The Clerys Quarter should help regenerate Dublin's main street. The building of MetroLink could have the opposite effect
Harris apologises to people let down by gardaí since establishment
Event marks 100th anniversary of the foundation of An Garda Síochána
Man wins discrimination case against Dublin hotel over insistence he wear mask
Award of €500 against Gresham Hotel to man who said he was exempt from rules
All serving, retired gardaí to receive medals marking centenary of An Garda Síochána
Minister for Justice says the bond between Garda and Irish people envied across world
Garda to spend up to half a million on centenary medals and coins
Medals to be issued to serving and retired gardaí as well as dignitaries
Gresham Hotel’s revenues fall by €15.5m due to pandemic
Pretax loss of €1.53m in 2020 compared to pretax profit of €6m in 2019
Extortionists used personal ads in £5m ransom demand over foot-and-mouth disease
The HSE ransomware attack is not the first time the State has faced extortion threats
Call for serving gardaí to receive commemorative medal on force’s centenary
The Civil Guard was formed at a meeting in Dublin’s Gresham Hotel in February 1922
Bloody Sunday 1920: The 32 killed at home, at Croke Park, in Dublin Castle or who died later of wounds received
Lieut-Colonel Hugh Montgomery was the highest ranked British agent to die, while Tipperary captain Michael Hogan was also captain of an IRA company
Bloody Sunday 1920: The 32 killed at home, at Croke Park, in Dublin Castle or who died later of their wounds
Lieut-Colonel Hugh Montgomery was the highest ranked British agent to die, while Tipperary captain Michael Hogan was also captain of an IRA company
Bloody Sunday 1920: The 32 killed at home, at Croke Park, in Dublin Castle
32 people were killed on Bloody Sunday, or died later of wounds received that day
Death of former RTÉ director general Thomas Hardiman, aged 91
Ex-RTÉ chief served at broadcaster during tense period of relations with government
Gresham Hotel profits advance almost 20% in 2018
Revenues at Dublin city centre hotel on O’Connell Street ahead by 15% at €20.25m
All eyes on Boeing as summer reporting season for airlines starts
Your business diary: Irish banks enter their reporting season under something of a cloud
Former Gresham Hotel worker ordered to repay €42,000 for electrical goods
Maintenance manager ordered goods for personal use from company working in hotel
Your business week: Ocean Wealth Summit, DCU Brexit Institute seminar
Sino-European Entrepreneurs Summit, US and German inflation indicators
Lipstick on a pig? Why Dublin has failed to pretty-up O’Connell Street
Capital’s main thoroughfare remains unattractive despite expenditure of considerable funds
Transgender woman settles out of court after being refused service in a pub
Sonia Kolasinska was told to leave Madigan’s bar on O’Connell Street
Peace more important than economics, says Coveney
Tánaiste warns Ireland will not be casualty of Tory infighting
Your business week: Irish retail sales, Greencore’s agm
December’s consumer spending will show how real the threat of e-commerce is to traditional retail
Death occurs of property developer Bryan Cullen
Developer had high profile in Dublin residential and commercial property
Department of Education pays €24m for DIT building on Cathal Brugha Street
Sale is expected to open the way for a planned 1,000-pupil post-primary school
Ireland 5 Germany 2: When Nazi salutes took over Dalymount Park
In 1936 with the Nazi Party in power, the German team was welcomed to Dublin
Price drop for DIT-owned college off O’Connell Street
Cathal Brugha Street College now for sale for €12m-plus, €3m below original price
Social media to play pivotal role in Save the 8th campaign
Several young women outline opposition to abortion at official launch of campaign.
College Green plaza hearing could face legal challenge
Councillor threatens action over review of plans for traffic-free area in Dublin city
Refurbishment plan means homeless families must leave Gresham Hotel
Woman living in hotel with son for 18 months says ‘nowhere is taking people’
Founder of successful plant-hire company and a Fianna Fáil fundraiser
Obituary: William O’Brien; born November 2nd , 1928 – died: July 15th, 2017
Dublin hotel rates set to rise by 30% in three years
City’s hotels had 82.5% occupancy rate in 2016, PwC reports
Anthony Stokes ordered to pay €230,000 to Elvis impersonator
Irish international headbutted and seriously injured man in Dublin nightclub
Gresham waitress let customer leave without paying bill
HR manager tells Employment Appeals Tribunal waitress breached company’s trust
Another hot year for Irish hotel sales as 55 change hands
Dublin’s hotel occupancy rate has been the highest ever in 2016, at 82%
Bryan Cullen pays back Nama debt linked to Jackson Homes
House builder uses proceeds from sale of 100 homes in Stillorgan to clear debt to agency
Sale of Gresham most significant in booming hotel market
Report shows Irish hotel investment turnover of €283m across 36 deals this year
Business Week: More plans on way to rein in tax avoidance
Media ownership in the spotlight, Clerys ruling and UK economy steady despite Brexit
Gresham Hotel turnover up as losses narrow at Killarney group
Accounts indicate accumulated losses on the increase at Inchydoney Island and Lodge Spa
Taxi driver union says bus strike means drop in business
Quieter streets and fewer commuters means less business, according to drivers
Dublin city centre mixed-use investment for €1.1m
Fully occupied Parnell Street office and retail space earning rent of €92,000
German firm poised to buy former Burlington hotel
New York private equity firm Blackstone seeking to double its €90m investment
Irish hotel takeover deals near €140m in first half of year
Dublin hotel deals set for €420 million surge amid record room rates
Bidders check in with up to €150m for three Dublin hotels
Beacon, Morgan and Spencer hotels among over €400m of such assets on Dublin market
Auction is single largest sale of first edition books in Ireland
Auctioned collection included signed copy of Arthur Miller’s ‘Death of Salesman’
Business Week: Uneasiness grows as Brexit vote nears
Also: Microsoft shocks with LinkedIn acquisition, Apple tax case, Gresham Hotel offers
Dublin’s Gresham Hotel attracts final bids of up to €85m
First-round offers for former Burlington Hotel set for next week
‘You can’t hug Skype’: Irish mammies on their emigrant children
‘None of us brought up our children to have them exported to the other side of the world’
Nothing radical: the rebuilding of Dublin
After the 1916 Rising it took just 11 years to reconstruct O’Connell Street – a year less than the Luas Cross City line – but the architecture was safe and unimaginative
Investor pays €17m for Telephone House on Marlborough Street in Dublin 1
Close by, Findlater House has been converted into 198-bedroom Holiday Inn Express
Seen & Heard: Apple feels crunch of housing crisis
Property deals abound while renewable energy company fires up for flotation
Proclamation said to have hung in GPO sells for €150,000
Truce handkerchief shown in 1916 fails to sell - but fire-damaged GPO keys fetch €3,400
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