Hotel owner dismissed sister for seeking more than minimum wage

WRC hears general manager of luxury Waterford Castle hotel was paid €16,000 a year

Former Nama advisers plead not guilty to Project Eagle fraud

Frank Cushnahan and Ian Coulter face trial next year over N Ireland property deal

Irish banking in 2022: retrenchment, reviews, retribution… and rates

Stock investors bet retreat of Ulster Bank and KBC will give surviving banks a fighting chance

NTMA CEO race sees O’Connor and Carville face off in final line-up

Decision expected imminently on successor to Conor O’Kelly

Nama transfers €250m of its surplus to the exchequer

Additional transfers of €1.25bn to be made in coming years, agency says

Nama controls enough land for 20,000 new homes

Most of development land is in high-demand areas of Dublin, Kildare and Meath

Cairn Homes lodges planning for 569 homes to kick off new Dublin town

South Dublin County Council has plans for up to 9,000 homes in Clonburris

State spending on housing since 2016 increased almost threefold

Of 6,217 homeless adults recorded in October, 65% were men and 35% women

Deka to grow Irish portfolio with €41.5m purchase of Airbnb’s European HQ

German investor closing in on building at 8 Hanover Quay in Dublin’s docklands

Mazars partner Michael Tuohy fined over quality of Nama vehicle audit

Tuohy is third person fined by regulator since it took direct audit responsibility in 2016

Bord Gáis Energy Theatre revenue falls 74% due to pandemic

Revenue down €2.75m, as staff numbers at live venue fall from 44 to 35

Yellen shies away from ‘tax haven’ label for Ireland

Seen & heard: Stripe’s office hunt, surge in demand for work permits and more data centres

Nama records after-tax profit of €99m for second quarter of 2021

Report to be delivered to Donohoe before year end on how Nama will dissolve by 2025

Rent trap: A generation stuck in a vicious circle

Young people are bearing the brunt of the State’s dysfunctional property system

Ronan Group gets injunction preventing Digital Bridge selling Dublin stakes

Johnny Ronan’s development company gets second court order in two weeks against co-investor

German investor acquires Nutgrove Retail Park in € 65m-plus deal

Second major purchase for AM Alpha in Dublin this year

Brendan McDonagh, Dara Deering and Des Carville among NTMA CEO candidates

A successor to Conor O’Kelly is expected to be selected by the end of the year

Farmers consider bid to take over Glanbia

Seen & Heard: US property investor Kennedy Wilson in pole position to buy Point Square

Nama makes €4.4m in payments to Revenue after two voluntary disclosures

Payment of €1.9m this year related to professional services withholding tax

Keith Earls moves to fill Munster’s midfield shortfall

URC preview: Simon Zebo on the bench as Stormers descend on Thomond Park

Dunnes must take steps to fit out its anchor store at Point Village, judge rules

Finding is latest in lengthy litigation saga dating back some nine years

Exchequer gets additional €250m from Nama surplus

Agency’s total cash transfers now €2.75bn, with further payments of €1.25bn to come

Row over pandemic bonuses for public sector staff rumbles on

Inside Politics: Scheme likely to disappoint those who qualify, enraging those who don’t

‘If construction is such a profitable industry, why aren’t more people at it?

Glenveagh says it has sold, signed or reserved the 1,150 homes it expects to deliver this year

Government asking Catholic Church for land to build housing on is farcical

Eoin Burke-Kennedy: Is it going to ask the GAA, State’s other big landowner, same request?

New housing plan to allow State recoup part of land value increase after rezoning

Land value sharing is seen as a way to rein in property speculation and cool the market

Value of church-owned lands and property in Ireland estimated at billions

Net assets of one religious congregation found to be more than €1 billion in 2009

Company used to buy Project Eagle loans from Nama records profit of £105,960

Cerberus’s purchase of loans for €1.6m in 2014 became the subject of parliamentary inquiries on both side of the Border

Church asked to identify property that could be used for housing

Minister’s letter sought update on lands and vacant buildings for his housing crisis plan

Eamonn Crowley grabs chance to make PTSB a real banking force

Agenda: After existential threats, Permanent TSB is focused on growing its income base

Housing crisis: the need for a ‘social imperative’

There appears to be two distinct components to the housing crisis

Nama earned €20m in profits in first quarter of year

Figure is turnaround from €49m loss it reported for the same period in 2020

Johnny Ronan consortium seeks permission for 600 apartments on former Irish Glass site

Construction set to begin on Pembroke Quarter development early next year

Plenty for Warren Gatland to mull as Lions prepare for Springboks test

Tourists look set to spend the rest of summer in Cape Town as the Test series looms large

Ethiopia: PM Abiy Ahmed wins landslide victory in election

Abiy secures another term in office with his party winning 410 of 436 seats

Nama puts Finglas residential rental portfolio for sale at €14.5m

Sale of 54 apartments at Prospect Hill offers buyer scope for €1.092m in annual rental income

Nama completes €300m transfer to the Exchequer

So-called bad bank recently increased its lifetime surplus projection to €4.25bn

NTMA and Nama halt staff bonus payouts for 2020

Up to 131 staff earn more than €100,000

Hughes family to invest up to €75m in Westport redevelopment plan

Hotel Westport to be redeveloped alongside Westport House and Estate

Nama raises forecast for surplus to €4.25bn

Sum is €250m higher than previously forecast

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