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Minister for Finance Michael McGrath’s officials are considering whether legislation should be introduced to require certain types of businesses and sectors toA Dublin 8 resident has hit out at Wetherspoon’s plans to build a 43ft-high sound barrier for its Keaven’s Port Hotel’s outdoor pub courtyard, claiming that what is planned “is taller than theGordon also reports that the design management firm owned by one of Ireland’s best known...
, last year enjoyed a bumper year as post-tax profits more than doubled to €511,410, according to Paul Costelloe Design Management Ltd’s latest accounts.firm has secured planning permission for a mixed use scheme for the Cherrywood Special Development Zone in South Dublin that includes 481 so-called build to rent apartments.warns that rising interest rates risk increasing the divide between the older “haves” and the younger “have nots.
In Commercial Property, Ronald Quinlan reports that German investor MEAG is understood to be closing in on the purchase for aboutof a prime office investment in Dublin’s south docklands from Hibernia Real Estate Group, while several potential purchasers including a US-headquartered logistics and airport developer and a sovereign wealth fund from Abu Dhabi have expressed their interest in a land bank...
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