IFSC office block with full planning for medical use seeks €42 per sq ft
2 Custom House Plaza occupies a well-connected location immediately adjacent to entrance of Connolly Station
IFSC
The Debate: Could industrial estates offer a solution to the housing crisis?
We need more homes and land on which to build them. Rezoning of industrial terrain may be part of the solution as long as we can avoid windfall gains for some while maximising building height
Criticism of Irish sanctions regime on Russia by official caused ‘considerable concern’
Department of Finance official told panel talk sanctions on Russian money were 'unenforceable'
Tserendorj killer shouts ‘f*** off’ after appeal court declines to reduce sentence
Judges found that 17-year-old’s life sentence with 13 year review is appropriate given knife was ‘produced to be used’, not to instil fear
18-storey residential tower will be centrepiece of Dublin docklands scheme
New development at Castleforbes Business Park to feature 18-storey residential tower as centrepiece
Roman Abramovich had significant investments in Ireland before sanctions
Russian oligarch had significant investments in Ireland before sanctions
Ireland risks ruining the reputation of its financial sector over current approach to SPVs
Leaving existing arrangements in place unaltered runs risk of ruining the reputation of Republic’s financial sector
Bar and restaurant opportunity in Dublin’s IFSC for €1m
Property occupies excellent position at Mayor Street Luas stop and opposite entrance to National College of Ireland campus
Authorities ‘powerless’ to stop Russian money flowing through funds in Ireland, says official
Irish authorities ‘can’t actually do anything’ about sanctioned Russian money moving through Ireland, official says
Fintan O’Toole: A tiny area of Dublin is Ireland’s most segregated district
The poorest part of inner-city Dublin is the triangle formed by the Customs House, the Royal Canal and the Liffey
Crack-Up Capitalism: A dystopian future that already feels outdated
This is less a diagnosis of the fragmentation of capitalism than a compendium of anarcho-capitalists’ fever dreams
Landmark investment in the heart of Dublin’s IFSC seeks €2.9m
Built originally in 1821, the Excise Building is fully let and producing total rental income of €174,500 annually
What will €295,000 buy in west Cork and Dublin?
Two homes, one price: A three-bed house overlooking the sea in Goleen or a one-bed apartment in the IFSC
Paschal Donohoe dismisses British threats to damage Ireland’s funds industry
Speaking during London visit, the Minister also said the Government will “consider” using more of its surplus on housing but warns of building industry’s “capacity constraints”
Housing shortage has sparked dangerous talk of ‘managed’ migration
While we cannot count on bumper corporate tax takes forever, we must ensure talented people want to remain in - and come to - the State to work and drive our economy and culture
Plan submitted to turn Dublin’s CHQ building into multi-stall food market
Scheme also involves the construction of a five-storey building at the docklands site
Frank Feely obituary: The man who ‘ran’ Dublin
Larger than life Dublin city manager presided over the capital for 17 years
Commercial property market faces into winter, but will it be a big freeze?
The sector is dealing with a double whammy of an economic downturn and changes in working patterns
New law to tighten rules on Irish limited partnerships used by Russian investors
These partnership had been marketed to investors in Russia and former Soviet republics as having the benefits of offshore companies
Teenager’s murder conviction exposes failure of legislation to grant essential powers to courts
There are no provisions in the Children Act to allow the courts to review or suspend sentences imposed on minors, so judge says he faces ‘all or nothing’ choice
Credit Suisse nears full occupancy at Dublin docklands office following €22m refurbishment
New Century House upgraded to LEED platinum standard and quoting rent of €54 per sq ft under new name of Dockline
Profits up at IFSC as corporate tax take reaches five-year high
Provisional figures from Revenue show financial sector paid €1.6bn in tax in 2015
Derek Scally: Don’t blame German banks for the Irish economic crisis
‘German banks were not big lenders to Ireland’s pre-crisis domestic banking sector. British banks, US banks and offshore banks were’
Fracker Falcon Oil & Gas hunts a major payday for investors
Chief executive Philip O’Quigley has high hopes for the explorer in Australia and South Africa
Full text: Michael Noonan’s Budget 2015 speech
‘The road we have travelled to get to this point has been very difficult and the Irish people have made major sacrifices’
Employment at Dublin’s IFSC increases 6.7% to 35,698
Biggest jump in employee numbers was recorded in fund administration
Lending to Irish households fell to 2005 levels in February
Data shows reduced appetite for credit amongst Irish consumers as demand for loans decline
Depfa was ‘final nail in coffin’ of Hypo Real Estate
New light cast on dramatic events of five years ago
JP Morgan profits fall by half as IFSC cost base spirals
Most of the drop is accounted for by a $12m rise in its operating expenses
‘Dismay’ at flight from IFSC offers timely reminder of its importance to economy
There are worrying signs of drift with the operation of the centre but it’s not quite clear if a rot has set in
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