Dublin Dublin economic growth slowed in Q4 in ‘disappointing conclusion’ to 2023 Expansion slowed to the lowest level of 2023 in the final quarter - which saw unprecedented disruption to enterprise in the Dublin riots
Planning Dunnes’ Crumlin carpark plans at odds with citywide strategy to reduce car use, says NTA Retailer’s planned 400-space car park, which forms part of the redevelopment of its Crumlin location, has already faced backlash from city planners
Legal ‘Case of a woman scorned?’ Dublin jeweller’s ‘bizarre’ dispute with Italian diamond dealersEmpress Fine Jewels is locked in a legal battle over €600,000 worth of diamonds and gems
Residential Chic two-bed pied-a-terre in Dublin 2 guiding €475,000Two-bed city centre apartment with a fresh and contemporary atmosphere
Residential Rathgar gem off Orwell Road offers ’50s charm with 21st century comforts Charming and elegant spacious four-bed in prime location in south Dublin
Residential Harbour Haven: Hotel-grade apartment at The Pierre, overlooking Dún Laoghaire's scenic waterfrontCracking property a fine example of adaptive reuse as glitzy Victorian-era hotel gets transformed
Residential Pearl of the Coast: Period Dublin 4 refurb offers front-row sea views and west-facing gardenA prime location, off-street parking and potential to extend make this fine Sandymount home a must have des res
Technology Station F… off? Will plans for a national tech incubator work in Ireland?News of a new hub modelled on a hugely successful French incubator is causing excitement but not everyone is convinced
Legal Exclusive: Greg Kavanagh sues Stillorgan planning objector in ‘extortion’ claimThe high-profile developer has launched a legal action against a resident who he claims has sought a substantial sum
Comment Ian Guider: Water is not a local resource, it is for national use and Shannon pipeline must proceedSince Uisce Eireann took on responsibility for water across the country, the proposal has progressed at a glacial pace
Opinion Head to head on the Shannon pipeline: White knight or white elephant?Diverting water from the Shannon to rescue Dublin’s creaking supply is deeply controversial. Today we present the best arguments for and against
Opinion Brian Leddin: Building of Shannon pipeline to grow Dublin will only further punish regions An oversized capital is neither in the interests of the capital itself nor the country as a whole
Legal Big Trouble in Little Mary Street: Xi’an Street Food’s battle for its €10m brandThe restaurateur famous for its spice bags and popular with celebrity clientele has fought off a rival it claimed was passing off its trademark
Residential Pretty three-bed home on Carysfort Avenue in South Co Dublin on market for €750,000 The well-presented home spans 115 square metres and has rear off-street parking
Commercial Property North Strand off-licence and three-bed apartment for sale for €575,000The D3 Vine Tree corner bottle shop and first floor apartment is guiding €575,000
Companies Top talent, not low tax, driving Bristol Myers Squibb’s Irish investment, executive saysPharmaceutical giant is hiring 350 new staff in Ireland as part of $400m injection which will make Dublin office more central to global operations
Commercial Property No room at the inn: More than 900 permitted hotel beds in Dublin not being builtA new Savills analysis has found ten projects with full planning permission, are ‘on hold’ or ‘not proceeding’
Commercial Property Parnell Square redbrick for sale seeking €1.6mThe Georgian building is being offered with vacant possession
Residential Spacious Sandycove gem provides coastal comfort for €1.5mThree-bedroomed mid-1800s-built cottage in desirable south Dublin seaside location
Commercial Property Dublin needs 17-storey office block, Johnny Ronan arguesThe developer’s plans for an ambitious building on the capital’s quays comes at a time of high vacancy rates in city offices