Johnny Ronan’s 45-storey tower must be refused, council says
An Bord Pleanála has ‘no jurisdiction’ to permit docklands high-rise scheme
Johnny Ronan and Colony lead bidders for former Irish Glass Bottle site
Former adversaries could join forces to develop Dublin’s largest vacant plot
Bewley’s: Covid-19 nail in the coffin for Dublin's best-known coffee shop
Grafton Street outlet shuts due to rent and loss of up to 80% of turnover under social distancing
Coronavirus video ‘joke’ prompts apology from Johnny Ronan
Developer and former Olympian Philip Cassidy draw ire across social media
Johnny Ronan company seeks reversal of docklands development decision
Dispute centres on height guidelines for buildings in Dublin, court of appeal hears
Johnny Ronan docklands tower again approved by An Bord Pleanála
High Court six weeks ago quashed board’s approval for 13-storey building
Dublin City Council retains high ground in planning war
Johnny Ronan’s Spencer Dock tower goes back to planning board after court ruling
Enfer facing legal action from estate of deceased founder
Dispute relates to alleged failure to repay a €1.239m loan that it owed Michael O’Connor
Wind farm’s €100m sale brings big guns to the bidding table
Government climate plan spurs interest in project owned by Johnny Ronan-linked firm
ESB among final bidders for wind farm off the Wicklow coast
Overseas players will also compete for 1,100MW project which has not been constructed
Balark petition to appoint statutory liquidator to Chambury rejected
High Court says liquidator already posted to Johnny Ronan firm has displayed integrity
Johnny Ronan firm must sell freehold on city centre site
Chambury ordered to make €60,000 interest in Lime Street site available to Balark
Johnny Ronan hopes to begin work on Bankcentre offices
Construction of €200m six-storey office blocks given go-ahead by Dublin City Council
Banking inquiry awaits advice on legal threats from developers
Johnny Ronan and Michael O’Flynn want changes made to committee’s final report
Developers make new legal threats to banking inquiry
Johnny Ronan and Michael O’Flynn are disappointed their suggestions were rejected
Banking inquiry says it has no powers to redact Johnny Ronan statement
Alan Shatter describes phrase as ‘offensive and despicable’
Shatter calls on Ronan to withdraw Auschwitz reference
‘I don’t believe it is appropriate that this phrase remains on the public record’
Shatter calls on Johnny Ronan to explain Auschwitz reference
Developer signed off statement with phrase associated with Nazis
Johnny Ronan claims Nama destroyed his business
Developer tells banking inquiry he has grave concerns about the operation of the agency
Developer Johnny Ronan exits Nama with backing from Colony and M&G
Loans due to the agency refinanced in €300 million deal
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