Mount Juliet golf resort profits hit €9.4m
Well-known Co Kilkenny hotel boasts Jack Nicklaus-designed golf course that hosted 2021 and 2022 Irish Open
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New Howth Castle road proposals rejected following planning appeal
An Bord Pleanála said construction works would result in ‘excessive interventions’ in historic landscape
More zoned land needed to meet housing targets over next six years
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Tetrarch secures permission for cemetery on old Citywest golf course
An Bord Pleanála has granted permission for 8,047 burial plots at the site in Saggart, west Dublin
Tetrarch gets go-ahead for development on Mount Anville land in south Dublin
Planning permission for the assisted living scheme was originally granted in April
RIAC seeks property partner to redevelop Dawson Street premises
Historic city centre club property with car parking and other facilities offers potential to use air space in significant upgrade
HSE completes €50m deal for Elmpark office campus in Dublin 4
State’s health authority acquires US property giant Starwood’s interests at scheme developed by Bernard McNamara in 2007 at cost of €550m
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Department of Integration spent €1.49 billion on housing Ukrainian refugees and €640 million on accommodation for international protection applicants in 2023
Contentious Goatstown assisted-living development gets go-ahead
Planned development by Tetrarch Residential Ltd on lands near Mount Anville had faced local opposition
HSE in €50m bid to buy Elmpark campus in Dublin 4
State’s health authority vying to acquire US property giant’s interests at scheme developed by Bernard McNamara in 2007 at cost of €550m
Unsolicited bid for Brown Thomas Arnotts, nursing home losses, and Dalton Philips plan to rebuild profits at Greencore
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Mount Juliet hotel in Kilkenny to host ECB governing council meeting in May
State hosted European Central Bank governing council meeting in May 2007, before the global financial crisis
Assisted living development at Mount Anville faces local opposition
Property firm Tetrarch is looking to build 100 apartments and 14 houses at south Dublin site owned by Sacred Heart nuns
Private Irish investors closing in on €16m deal for Dublin’s Dawson Hotel
The 36-bedroom boutique hotel was home to famed La Stampa restaurant and Sam’s Bar prior to its closure
Tetrarch seeks permission for ‘assisted living’ units on Mount Anville land
Development would consist of 100 apartments and 14 houses for people aged over 65 and would not impact on the schools or their sports facilities
8,047-plot cemetery on grounds of former golf course given green light in Dublin
South Dublin County Council has given green light for burial ground that will have more than 8,000 plots
Dublin Airport ‘confident’ of blocking night flight ban
Seen & Heard: Toll misery looms; Ires’ Sweeney faces further pressure; Glenveagh’s factory plans; Tetrarch gets Howth hotel permission; British families struggle with mortgage hikes
Tetrarch refused permission for Howth cemetery scheme
But planners say ‘principle’ of development is ‘acceptable’
How accommodating refugees has become a lucrative business for hotels
Hotel group Tifco and Tetrarch Capital were paid tens of millions in State contracts
Hotel firms were paid tens of millions of euro to accommodate refugees
Several companies were paid more than €10 million under State accommodation contracts, figures show
Howth Castle owner calls on council to erect barbed wire fence to protect estate
Fence needed to protect 191-hectare site from vandalism, fires and abuse of staff, Michael McElligott says
Howth Castle developers seek reversal of road exclusion from €10m project
Overall plan has received permission but contentious road was disallowed
Green light for Howth Castle plan, cheaper electricity for SMEs, and new rules for divorced homebuyers
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Green light for Howth Castle’s €10m redevelopment plan
Tetrarch Capital and the Wright hospitality group combine for €10m project
Tetrarch appeals refusal of permission for ‘over-65s’ scheme in Raheny
Project would be located on lands around Sybil Hill House beside St Anne’s Park in north Dublin
Locals oppose Tetrarch plans for Citywest graveyard
Opponents to plans question rationale for 8,047 plot burial ground
Tetrarch dealt blow as Dublin City Council refuses Raheny planning permission
Dublin City Council refuses planning permission for senior living development
Senior living plan for Raheny opposed by locals and Irish Georgian Society
Tetrarch plans 78-unit accommodation for over-65s on land owned by Vincentian order at Sybil Hill House, close to St Anne’s Park
Owners of Howth Castle offer gift of six acres for social and affordable housing
Offer is part of a move to secure contentious rezoning for the scenic Dublin estate
Talbot Hotels acquires Clonmel Park Hotel for about € 7.5m
Deal for four-star Tipperary hotel is latest divestment by Tetrarch Capital
Five-star Powerscourt made pre-tax profits of €1.8m ahead of sale
MHL Collection, owned by US billionaire John Malone, purchased the hotel last March
Citywest hotel owners oppose new school campus in Saggart
Tetrarch Capital is opposing Department of Education plans to construct school campus in southwest Dublin
Tetrarch sells 84 apartments to social housing body
Real estate investor spent €10m upgrading facility in Dublin’s Citywest
Starwood Property Trust prepares to sell €530m Dublin office portfolio
CBRE and Eastdil Secured hired to sell portfolio of central Dublin offices
Davy investors acquire four-star Clonmel Park Hotel for about €5m
Tetrarch Hospitality Group manages hotel under leasehold agreement
Tetrarch completes acquisition of Howth castle and demesne
Investment group planning to redevelop the site, which covers more than 530 acres
Dublin apartment residents stayed in during fire due to false alarms
Once they realised alarm was genuine, they had to fight through thick smoke to escape
Tetrarch Capital in talks with US investor Starwood
Joint venture would replace the Irish-owned hotelier’s plan for a public floatation
Value of hotel deals in Ireland has tripled so far this year
Some 12 transactions totalling almost €263m completed in first nine months of this year
Staying the distance in the aparthotel business
Staycity co-founder Tom Walsh is busily expanding the business and has no plans to sell
Tetrarch looks to stock market listing in autumn
Irish investment group IPO expected to seek up to €300m with Dublin and London listing
Tetrarch Capital completes deal for Citywest Hotel
Property acquired out of receivership by Tetrarch and Pimco in 2014 for €30m
Powerscourt Hotel gets €250,000 outdoor wedding venue
Couples will soon be able to say ’I do’ in new 240-seat amphitheatre at five-star resort in Enniskerry
RIAC members approve €35m plan for Dawson Street premises
Deal will see RIAC and Dawson Hotel owners Tetrarch redevelop adjoining properties
Irish aparthotel group plans tenfold expansion in Dublin
Staycity Aparthotels looks towards 1,500 units in Irish capital as revenues climb 25%
Royal Irish Automobile Club to redevelop Dawson Street premises
Private members’ club announces plan to refurbish premises with Tetrarch Capital
Business week: Sacré bleu, the French have done it again
Paris is awarded the coveted European Banking Agency instead of Dublin
France beats Ireland (again), Irish Ryanair pilots seek talks, and Citywest hotel ownership
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Tetrarch buys out Pimco holding in Citywest Hotel
Irish investment group now has full ownership of biggest hotel in State
Staycity targets €300m turnover by 2022 and flotation
Irish aparthotel group to focus on Dublin, the UK and Germany for growth
Mount Wolseley resort in Co Carlow for sale at €12.5m
Hotel, spa and golf course on the market with another €1.75m sought for 16 four-bed lodges
Liquidator appointed to Millennium Park developers
Galway-based company paid €312m for Naas complex, later sold by Nama for €36m
ESB pension fund in €140m deal with Tetrarch and Pimco
Pimco selling its interest in asset portfolio with Tetrarch remaining as investor
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