IFSC

Details of capital reduction emerge in documents filed with Companies Registration Office

Family office completes deals for properties in the IFSC and in Dublin 15

Dublin city centre property acquired and developed at a cost of nearly €14m in 2001 hits the market

Penthouse floor at Ulysses House is fully let and generating €202,500 in annual rental income

Private markets-focused group has broadened the scope of its Irish office since 2019 launch

The €23m Quayside project is part of an ongoing regeneration plan for the Docklands area

Upgraded property is fully occupied by strong tenant line-up and generating over €2m in annual rental income

Fire severely damaged George’s Dock Bridge near the International Financial Services Centre

Major fire broke out under George’s Dock Bridge in Dublin’s financial services area

Luas Red Line services disrupted as emergency services request Gas Networks Ireland to attend scene

Easier access to private assets can help expand Ireland as a base for global investment funds

Profits jump 19% to $2.07bn, driven by interest income and fees and commissions growth in its services division

Buildings have undergone significant investment since being acquired by current owner in 2015

Portfolio of 724 student bed spaces in Dublin and Galway hit the market

La Touche House was purchased by Axa IM Real Assets and BCP for €84m five years ago

Despite the drop, labour productivity here still the highest in the EU, driven by the performance of multinationals

Broadcaster and podcaster Yates loves living in Ireland, but believes that the boomer generation have a lot to answer for

In the IFSC, repositioned Highmark building is looking for new tenant

Hub capable of attracting multinationals and boosting our competitiveness could mirror facilities such as Level 39 in London and Station F in France

He often quipped that ‘too many people talk about dying for Ireland rather than living for it’

2 Custom House Plaza occupies a well-connected location immediately adjacent to entrance of Connolly Station

We need more homes and land on which to build them. Rezoning of industrial terrain may be part of the solution as long as we can avoid windfall gains for some while maximising building height

Department of Finance official told panel talk sanctions on Russian money were 'unenforceable'

Judges found that 17-year-old’s life sentence with 13 year review is appropriate given knife was ‘produced to be used’, not to instil fear

New development at Castleforbes Business Park to feature 18-storey residential tower as centrepiece

Russian oligarch had significant investments in Ireland before sanctions

Leaving existing arrangements in place unaltered runs risk of ruining the reputation of Republic’s financial sector

Property occupies excellent position at Mayor Street Luas stop and opposite entrance to National College of Ireland campus

Irish authorities ‘can’t actually do anything’ about sanctioned Russian money moving through Ireland, official says

The poorest part of inner-city Dublin is the triangle formed by the Customs House, the Royal Canal and the Liffey

This is less a diagnosis of the fragmentation of capitalism than a compendium of anarcho-capitalists’ fever dreams

Built originally in 1821, the Excise Building is fully let and producing total rental income of €174,500 annually

Two homes, one price: A three-bed house overlooking the sea in Goleen or a one-bed apartment in the IFSC

Speaking during London visit, the Minister also said the Government will “consider” using more of its surplus on housing but warns of building industry’s “capacity constraints”

While we cannot count on bumper corporate tax takes forever, we must ensure talented people want to remain in - and come to - the State to work and drive our economy and culture

Scheme also involves the construction of a five-storey building at the docklands site

Larger than life Dublin city manager presided over the capital for 17 years

The sector is dealing with a double whammy of an economic downturn and changes in working patterns

These partnership had been marketed to investors in Russia and former Soviet republics as having the benefits of offshore companies

There are no provisions in the Children Act to allow the courts to review or suspend sentences imposed on minors, so judge says he faces ‘all or nothing’ choice