With fewer options for socialising outside the home, a creative solution is to bring the inside out by turning your garden, or any unused space, into a place where people can unwind and enjoy time together
Some tips to curate a setting you love being in, from colourful prints to tempting tables and a little library room
With restrictions slowly being relaxed, more and more shops are opening for business again – but the long-term outlook remains deeply uncertain for most retail outlets
Despite best practice of ‘pepper pot’ approach, 41 social housing units to be clustered in 49-unit block in Dublin City Council area
Google’s Covid-19 mobility report offers encouraging news from Dublin’s point of view
Since 2019 there has been an increase in the supply of sub-lease space – and this looks likely to continue
With fewer options for socialising outside the home, a creative solution is to bring the inside out by turning your garden, or any unused space, into a place where people can unwind and enjoy time together
Workplace readiness to accommodate social distancing is already front of mind for companies as the economy gradually reopens
A small 0.3 acre in-fill site on the Old Greenfield/Straffan Road in Maynooth sold for €270,000 to a local developer
A recent workplace survey found that employees are happy to swap the boardroom for the back room – but only for now
Youbid.ie’s first monthly national auction deemed a success after 11 of 13 lots sold for €1.2m
The auctioneer’s latest online sale takes us on a tour of locations across the island
This large double-fronted family home, presented in perfect condition, is on the market at €1.1 million
There are so many options for your new baby’s bedroom, from cribs that turn into beds to themed rooms that will last well beyond their early years
This large house in Enniskerry’s Eagle Valley estate is arranged over three levels and designed to incorporate as much natural light as possible
The Kelly and the Birkin, by Hermès, and Chanel’s famed quilted leather all feature as well as rarer luggage and jewellery pieces
Yeats’s sketch of a donkey might be anatomically incorrect, but it is a joyful addition to some more reflective works in Morgan O’Driscoll’s upcoming online sale of Irish art
Construction activity jumped at the end of last year, driven by an increase in apartment building, but action on the government’s fast-track scheme was slow