New government unlikely to be formed before Dáil returns on January 22nd
Government formation talks to ‘intensify’ in new year but sources say ratification will take time
Richard Guiney
The Dublin riots, one year on: ‘I know what happened doesn’t represent Irish people’
As retailers gear up for a busy Christmas season, there are signs people are putting their trust back in the city
‘Talbot Street is known as Tablet Street now’: Will a €2m makeover be enough to turn things around?
Street in Dublin’s north inner city has been declining for several years. One local worker describes it as a ‘hellhole’ while another says ‘there is often chaos’
Grafton Street: What does it cost to rent a building there? It depends which part of it you want
International brands keen to get footholds in Dublin, says real-estate expert, even as business group says planners should broaden options for city-centre thoroughfare
Draft Dublin traffic plan needs to be ‘thought through’ to prevent obstructing business - Dublin Town
Plan has split interest groups, with Irish Parking Association claiming it is ‘anti-car’ while cycling community praises improvements to public realm
Truck protest will be another ‘hammerblow’ to city businesses
Garda prepare for large numbers of heavy vehicles arriving in Dublin on Monday
The jump into ‘flex’ – the shape of office property to come
Hot-desking is expected to become more the norm. ‘You find a desk and plug in’
Dublin city traders concerned over return of work from home
Dublin city centre footfall levels begin to drop following spike in Covid-19 cases
Covid-19: One in 10 people infected since pandemic began as 4,570 new cases reported
Less than 100 beds free across the country as O’Connor warns of ‘very, very grim situation’
Traffic volumes and footfall on the rise as workers return to the office
Vehicle journeys on the State’s busiest roads up by 17% on the same time last year
The rise of suburbia: How we live is about to change
If working from home sticks, the big winners will be our suburbs and commuter towns
Gap’s Irish exit a signal that retail exodus shows no sign of slowing
US brand joins a host of other retailers closing their physical shops in Ireland
In-store spending was up 18% on Monday as lockdown lifted
Spending in the travel and accommodation sectors continued recent weekly increases
Dublin city footfall 54% of ‘normal’ for Monday’s reopening
Dublin Town’s camera system estimates 140,000 people were on city shopping streets
‘Brisk’ footfall as retail fully reopens with shopping centres busier than city streets
Average transaction values said to be high as shoppers satisfy pent-up demand
As yet another shop closes, can Grafton Street survive?
Once the Irish retail mecca, the Dublin shopping Street has been hit by closures. Can it recover?
Henry Street vacancies ‘to hit 31%’ as traders seek ‘urgent’ action over decline
Survival of retail core north of the Liffey is ‘in doubt’, says local traders’ group
Rural revival plan shows ‘anti-Dublin bias’, says business group
Encouraging workers to stay away from capital ‘guaranteed to fail’, says Dublin Town
‘Essential’ businesses in deserted city centre excluded from State support
Turnover down more than 75% but some businesses are being denied CRSS supports
Shopping in town isn’t dead yet – here’s how to save retail in Dublin city centre
Dublin city centre: Small shops, new rules on rent and imagination can save the ‘high street’
11 ways to reinvigorate Dublin city centre
Outdoor pools, pocket parks, and small-business support among the possibilities
Covid-19 a likely ‘catalyst’ for Dublin redevelopment
Retail business unlikely to regain prime position in city centre, conference told
Christmas lights to go ahead in Dublin with festive laser light shows
Illuminations will be projected onto GPO and Trinity while Nollaig Shona sign returns to Grafton Street
Grafton Street landlord cuts high street property values by 26%
Covid-19 has decimated retail trading in the city centre
In this strangest of recessions, what happens next for Ireland?
The more restrictions and the longer they last, the bigger the economic hit
Dublin business ‘ecosystem’ under enormous strain, business group says
Many businesses could see a raft of closures in the weeks before Christmas
Politicians show ignorance on public transport in latest Covid-19 advice
Cantillon: New guidance fails to consider why people use public transport network
Grafton Street: ‘It’s like a ghost town’
Ireland’s premier shopping street is a grim reflection of the situation facing retailers
Businesses welcome ‘step change’ towards public investment
Groups call on next government to provide ongoing support to help post-Covid survival
More than 160,000 people a day visit Dublin city centre since Covid-19 restrictions eased
Busiest time for city centre shoppers was between 11am and 3pm, new figures show
Dublin's northside streets fare better during retail restrictions
Business organisation calls for amendments to Covid-19 wage subsidy scheme
Dublin city footfall plummets due to coronavirus
Businesses call for consumers to support Irish online outlets
Dublin city footfall plummets due to coronavirus
St Patrick’s Day city centre numbers down 72 per cent on last year
Just how bad will coronavirus be for Irish business?
Smart Money: Increased Government response is sure to speed up decline in activity
Pressure increases to remove ‘Grafton Quarter’ Christmas lights
Dublin City Council chief says he does not like new sign installed by business organisation
Cut back on cruise ship numbers in Dublin Port could ‘devastate’ tourism
Campaign launched to reverse Dublin Port decision to reduce cruise ships
Hearing into proposed College Green plaza told of ‘terror risk’
Planning board forum runs rule over potential problems – from security to civic
Crippling shortage of chefs, Toyota calls time on diesel and counting the cost of Storm Emma
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Businesses lose out on Storm Emma warnings
Dublin city centre businesses lost up to €25m, representative group says
Traders to lose €15m from adverse weather, Dublin Town group says
Retail multiples announce closures or reduced opening hours
Dublin Town takes legal action over member levy data
Organisation set up over 10 years ago and is responsible for various promotional events
How to prevent Armageddon in retail? Late opening, selling online and quality
A live recording of Inside Business hears from experts about the challenges and opportunities for the sector
Luas Cross City works cause long delays on Dublin quays
Diversion around south-quay closure at O’Connell Bridge. North-south traffic flowing
Dublin businesses hope for boost from Luas Christmas opening
The Luas Cross City project has been under construction for the past four years
Business organisations slate car ban on parts of Liffey quays
Plan to divert cars to make way for Luas line is ideologically driven, says parking lobby
Forget shops and pubs – it’s restaurants Dubliners want
More visitors to the capital are in search of a good meal than a shopping spree or a pint
Show must go off as Grafton St lights up for Christmas
Acts including Hermitage Green cancelled due to crowds, sparking social media criticism
Dublin city retailers gear up for 25m Christmas shoppers
Shops welcome suspension of Luas works for festive period but some complain of impact
Business organisation opposes Liffey quays car ban
Dublin City Council proposing ban on private cars and lorries for cycle path
Dublin Bus strike squeezing capital’s businesses
‘I don’t think I’ll bother opening up on days of the bus strike next week, there’s no point’
Dublin Bus strike is hitting city centre businesses
DublinTown claims footfall is down up to 17% as a result of stoppages
Discount retailer Dealz to open in former Epicurean Food Hall
No objections received by city council to application, which grants change of use to retail
Dublin faces ‘significant’ traffic disruption over bank holiday
Luas Cross City works mean restrictions and diversions will be in place in the city centre
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