Merrion Hotel

An off-the-radar spot to enjoy classic food and a sense of absolute escape in relaxed surrounds

She may have penned nine acclaimed novels and count Stephen King as one of her fans, but the writer hopes the best is yet to come

There are plenty of spots where you can revel in a rocking atmosphere, whatever the era you’re after

Refurbished two-bed retains period details and Georgian front door

Homes for workers are not new, just look at what Guinness built

Having dropped to zero during the pandemic, occupancy levels climbed to 80% last year

Violent and antisocial behaviour along with lack of forethought for city’s future threaten capital’s standing for tourism, say leading retailers, cultural bodies and business organisations

Housing crisis is forcing operators to weigh up their options, hospitality businesses say

Company owns 50% of Dublin facility

Mescal reflects on stardom, depression and the strange tension of the Oscar envelope-opening moment

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Hotel group is looking at building accommodation for employees at the rear of a property it owns on Merrion Square

Merrion Hotel general manager Peter McCann has led the five-star property’s strong bounce back from the impact of Covid

Five-star facility in Dublin’s south city centre looks to return to profit as room rates rebound

‘Business is good. We are full all the time for dinner and lunch,’ says founder Patrick Guilbaud

Northern Irish group, which is a 50% shareholder in Dublin hotel, saw business in North bounce back

David Daly’s latest scheme combines historic Georgian building with contemporary block

Michael Collins also enjoyed the drink favoured by Joyce and drank in the same pub

How industries have adapted and grown so fast that they are constantly hiring new staff

The actor on her journey from Limerick to LA and her performance in Rebecca Hall’s Passing

Commemoration for IRA volunteer featured the famous Clonakilty breakfast product

Labour leader denies Ivana Bacik’s attendance at event a factor in shaping attitude

Seen & heard: sharing construction costs; Janssen expansion; PwC backs Donohoe

‘I saw the Tánaiste last eve, and he’s really excited about this too,’ former minister said in email

How it happened: Controversy over UN special envoy role

‘The time to act is now,’ says Martin in wake of recent IPCC report on global warming

Trinity Lee’s parents organised their own local church service after four cancellations

Seen & Heard: lobbying for Electric Picnic, Bank of Ireland CEO’s view of mortgage rules, and Simon Pratt’s new food venture

Row about her appointment as special envoy to the UN has damaged Coalition’s credibility

Patients may rise to 400 as subcommittee hears State not yet at peak of latest wave

Ministers in hiding around Zappone appointment and Varadkar presence at hotel

If people are now less inclined to comply with those rules and guidelines, the Government will only have itself to blame.

HSE chief says virus is ‘still a very live threat’ as cases continue to rise

Q&A: AG has clarified legal situation but the guidelines seem to contain contradictions

Kildare bishop urges parishes in his diocese to abide by current official guidelines

The Government went into fire-fighting mode in relation to an event organised by Zappone in the Merrion Hotel

Controversy erupts over outdoor event for about 50 people at Merrion Hotel

Appointing a part-time special envoy at the UN ought to be a difficult thing to mess up, yet the Government somehow managed it

Barney Eastwood collection includes important Irish and sporting pictures

Trio of hotel properties for sale offer five-star living at the heart of the capital’s embassy belt