Merrion Hotel pauses staff housing plans due to ‘prohibitive’ building costs
Five-star Dublin 2 property had its ‘strongest year to date’ last year as international tourism surged
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Merrion Hotel had record 2018 as profits rose 29% to €4.1m
Accounts show revenues up 10% to a record €25m in 12 months to end October 2018
Rebel Irish artists of another age now centre stage at Whyte’s
Artists whose work was once considered too unorthodox for 1940s Ireland are well represented in spring auction
Quinn and Kelly families back planned Mount Merrion apartments
Planning sought for 123 build-to-rent apartments at one of last remaining sites in area
Top house sales of 2018: many top-shelf properties did not sell
This year’s top sale, of €8.1m on Shrewsbury Road, would have lagged in fourth place in 2017
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From retirement to board roles to prison, we track the fates of the central figures
Rising Dublin room rates boost sales at Merrion Hotel
Profit dips slightly as hotel takes on more staff and revamps restaurant
Irish Times Innovation Awards: finalists named
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Merrion Hotel owners pay €11.2m for two apartments in new wing
Lochlann Quinn and Martin Naughton bought third, fourth floors in 2014
Belfast hotelier showed a lifelong appetite and aptitude for business
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A curious choice: what brought Patrick Guilbaud to Dublin
The capital was a backwater when the Michelin-star man moved here in the 1980s
'It was conceived as a gigantic hobby': Lochlann Quinn on 20 years of the Merrion Hotel
As the hotel celebrates two decades in business, we meet the people who have been there from the very beginning
Record high room rates help Merrion Hotel make €3.4m profit
The group recorded a 15% increase in accommodation turnover to over €14m
Patrick Guilbaud enjoys mouth-watering profit jump
Michelin-starred restaurant benefiting from ‘huge amount’ of American tourists
Icon boss joins affluent owners in popular Ailesbury Wood scheme
Ciaran Murray buys pied-à-terre in small D4 scheme while Merrion home is refurbished
Beit paintings purchased by Denis O’Brien and Lochlann Quinn to go on view next month in the National Gallery of Ireland
Two years after they were sent to London to be sold, the paintings are back in Ireland for good
What became of Russborough House’s Old Masters for sale?
Of the Beit paintings controversially earmarked for auction, three avoided the hammer
Guilbaud records €120,000 rise in accumulated profit
Michelin two-star restaurant enjoying ‘very strong’ year
It’s Groundhog Day as Beit Old Masters go back on sale
Three paintings from Russborough House head back to auction
Banking inquiry: anticlimax as questions go unanswered
Report managed to land some blows but lacked killer punch
Quinns gift €2m painting to State
Lochlann and Brenda Quinn to donate Beit painting to National Gallery of Ireland
Georgian properties on the rebound after dramatic fall
There is growing interest in these houses from both Irish and foreign investors
Denis O’Brien spends €2m-plus on Rubens to donate to State
Alfred Beit Foundation selling paintings to fund upkeep of Co Wicklow house
Manahan wins corporate governance scholarship
The 30% Club agreed to sponsor a place on the course this year for one woman
One51 is takeover target for Irish fund
Opening offer in takeover approach for investment group values it at €288m
Nama sells Belfast office tower to Hastings Hotels for £6.5m
Windsor House sale price represents annual rental yield of about 3.1%
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ESB workers’ pay claim goes to tribunal
Staff want annual rise of 3.5% for three years, backdated a year
‘The 30% Club prised open the lid on the cosy coterie of board candidates’
Now coming to Ireland, the aim is to increase the number of women at senior corporate level
Merrion Hotel boost sales to €16.8 million
Operating company held profits steady at just over €1.4 million
Guilbaud has best year since opening
‘There is a lot happening in Dublin so business is very, very good’
Bye bye troika, hello financial engineering
Bord Gáis and now ESB are borrowing €500 million to boost the State’s income. Are the good times back in the State energy sector?
Dublin’s five-star Merrion outperforms owners’ other hotels
NI-based Hastings Hotels Group, which co-own Merrion, report decline in profits
Profits and revenues grow strongly at ESB
Pay freeze for staff expires this month, with unions considering request for a rise
Profits at ESB rise by €80 million as squeeze on costs continues
‘Solid’ performance despite difficult conditions, Quinn says
Painful break-up: why do we want art collections to stay together?
There’s an aversion to art galleries breaking up collections and selling their works – but is it a short-sighted policy, and should museums sell some of their pieces to help their home cities?
Big expansion of five-star Merrion Hotel planned
Project would see the capital’s most exclusive property front onto Baggot Street
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