Saturday 25 June, 2022
The fund says it seeks to invest capital in a way that benefits Irish society.
From TheJournal.ie
The strict rules are being eased in a bid to… attract tourists.
New plans for JJ Smyth’s will see the music venue replaced with 19 bedrooms.
A MyHome.ie study shows the number of house sales has increased by 8.4% in the first half of 2017.
Is it time for the Irish capital to finally bite the bullet and embrace high-rise structures?
The locals in the capital city have been warm towards the visiting Lions fans.
The government have put down a counter motion to the Green Party’s bill for a directly-elected mayor for Dublin.
An army bomb disposal team was called in and the package has been removed from the scene.
The race for the mayoralty has been marked by negative campaigning between two very different candidates.
They are suspected of having links to the jihadist group.
The city of Sirte, in Libya, has been earmarked as a potential fallback option for Islamic State.
It will include a gig in the 3Arena.
Dublin wants to be the European City of Culture 2020. Why do you think it deserves it?
…and if it’s going to be bang on time.
Joe Duffy needs to get out more in Dublin if he thinks it’s a kip, writes Aaron McKenna.
It’s been a busy night for football in the capital.
See ya later, Cairo.
Demand in the capital has grown while supply has slowed.
Thinking outside the box.
Here are the 5 best properties you can view in Dublin this weekend.
Excuse me, what does that mean? “Ask me bollix.”
Cuddles, kids and characters in the fair city this year.
And they say they are approving 87% of them.
Gardaí and fire services were on the scene. Fire services have now been stood down.
Call it a musical makeover.
Leap cards are now a few euro cheaper for young ‘uns.
In just a few months, Thomas Piketty has gone from low-key lecturer to the economics equivalent of a break-out star.
Lightstone Ventures will be using the city as a base for its European operations.
The protest is to raise awareness about the missing 220 students taken from a school in Chibok.
All four local authorities in the country have to agree on whether to put the issue to the people on the same day as the local and European elections.
Despite the continued growth in Dublin rents, they are still 15.5 per cent lower than their boom peak.
At approximately 1.30am on 8 March a bomb exploded on Dublin’s main thoroughfare.
The biggest one off residential sale in Dublin was that of Walford, Shrewsbury Road in March for €14 million.
The EU response to Swiss curtailing of migrants should be aimed at the UK, not just Switzerland, writes John O’Donnell.
How often does YOUR mother ask if you’re coming home?
