Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland shutters bond desk and IRFU plots Aviva Stadium hotel

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Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland shutters bond desk and IRFU plots Aviva Stadium hotel
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The IRFU is seeking expressions of interest for a hotel and apartments scheme beside the Aviva Stadium. Photograph: Tim Clayton/Corbis via Getty Images)It wasn’t that long ago that Cantor Fitzgerald Ireland was the only local firm that was a primary dealer in Irish government bonds.

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Dublin city centre site with full planning permission for 24 apartments guiding at €1.5mnot significantly surpassed levels observed in recent years, despite a number of policy measures enacted by the Government. As Killian Woods reports, Dublin City Council assistant chief executive Mick Mulhern, who heads the local authority’s housing division, told a conference in Dublin only half of apartment schemes granted permission in the city are proceeding to the development phase.

In Commercial Property, Ronald Quinlan reports that the IRFU is to seek expressions of interest for a partner to design, build, finance and operate a, known as the Lansdowne Quarter, under a long-term ground lease, with the IRFU retaining the freehold interest in the site. Also in Commercial Property, Ronald reports that private investors and family offices looking for an immediate return on their investment are expected to run the rule over the sale of a bespoke scheme ofBrent oil pushes toward $100 a barrel after US attacks Iranian tankers‘Everything was bled out’: Publican says he can’t pay cleaner after losing nearly €200,000Friend of teens who died in M9 crash pleads guilty after wrong-way chase on M50

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