Twenty well-located Dublin development sites are among 42 due to be sold by Ulster Bank when it offloads a portfolio of distressed loans next month. The loans, with a face
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Developer Johnny Ronan has bought a prime 3.7-acre site in Dublin 4and plans to redevelop it as part of a landmark €200m scheme. Ronan Group signed the deal for part
Holiday resort firm Center Parcs has submitted a planning application for a €233m development near Ballymahon, Co Longford. 750 construction jobs are expected to created and 1,000 permanent jobs as
Property developer Michael O’Flynn aims to build 10,000 new homes over the next seven to eight years, mainly in Dublin and Cork, after putting together a €400 million funding package
Internet retail giant Amazon is planning yet another massive data centre in Dublin in a move that could propel its expected total capital expenditure on such projects here to as
A new opportunity to redevelop Phibsboro Shopping Centre in the north Dublin suburb will arise shortly when the rundown complex is offered for sale along with two adjoining sites. Eoin
A large parcel of land designated for the third and final phase of the highly successful shopping and business facility known as The Park in Carrickmines, Dublin 18, will be
The redevelopment of Dublin Port is set to be a major construction project involving Ireland’s civil engineering contractors. It has been announced the European Investment Bank has committed to providing
An Bord Pleanála has approved planning permission for Facebook’s planned €200m data centre in Clonee, Co Meath. When it is operational, the centre will employ 115 people. The development is
Two of Ireland’s most luxurious castle hotels have been brought to the market as a going concern by Savills, on behalf of the Hanly Group. Kilronan Castle, Co. Roscommon is
A consortium led by construction group BAM Ireland has signed a contract with the National Roads Authority (NRA) for the €350 million M11 Gorey to Enniscorthy public-private partnership (PPP) motorway
CBRE is seeking €15m for the Paramount Hotel and Turks Head in Temple Bar in Dublin. The Paramount Hotel and Turks Head includes 66 en-suite bedrooms, a food and beverage
Hotels firm Dalata is in discussions to buy as many as seven sites in central Dublin to build hotels as it seeks to take advantage of the shortage of rooms
The Whitewater Shopping Centre in Newbridge will be put on the market this week with a pricetag of over €150 million, property industry news source CoStar News has revealed. The
Funding has been secured, from the Government’s Capital Investment Programme, to develop a new State Forensic Science Laboratory, in Celbridge, Co Kildare. The new laboratory is to be established at
Irish Water in partnership with Donegal County Council, will invest over €73 million in Donegal’s water infrastructure over the next 4 years. Irish Water, working with Donegal County Council has
Hotel operator Dalata said on Tuesday that it is to close the historic Clyde Court Hotel, formerly the Berkeley Court, in Dublin’s Ballsbridge, on January 1st 2016. Developer Chartered Land
Hammerson Plc and Allianz SE’s real estate unit has agreed to buy a group of Dublin shopping-mall loans for 1.85 billion euros from NAMA. The sale, known as Project Jewel,
The Government detailed its €27 billion capital plan from 2016 to 2021 in a move to underpin its belief in a strongly recovering economy. Taoiseach Enda Kenny said that the
Minister Alan Kelly and Minister Ann Phelan (23 September 2015) reaffirmed the Government’s commitment to rural Ireland with the announcement of a new €30m investment in rural towns and villages.
Google plans to invest €150 million in a new data centre in Dublin.
Specialist building products supplier SIG, which employs about 250 people over 11 locations in Ireland, has reported a pretax profit of £26.8 million for the first half of the year compared to £11.8 million a year earlier.
Augmented reality company DAQRI has announced plans to open its European HQ in Dublin, hiring 30 software and hardware staff for its development centre on Sir John Rogerson’s Quay. “Ireland
It will see over 100 bedrooms added to the premises, nearly doubling the number at the popular hotel. The development
The Irish homebuilder became the first construction firm from the Republic to list on a public market in nearly 20
It was announced today that Luxury Manor House Hotel owners, the Corscadden Family, have acquired County Sligo’s historic Markree Castle
A €17 million expansion resulting in 30 new jobs has been announced today by Irish Distillers at an event to
Up to 350 construction jobs will be created when building work begins on a new biomass power station in Co
The Port of Cork has welcomed the decision of An Bord Pleanála to grant planning permission for the €100 million
Microsoft said it needs the new data centre because even its own predictions for internet usage have been eclipsed. Extending
Irish investment group Tetrarch Capital has outlined its plans for a €10 million expansion and upgrade of the Mount Juliet
Two recently amalgamated shops which now serve as a flagship store for Life Style Sports at 57/58 Grafton Street, Dublin
Plans have been revealed for about 3,800 homes as well as shopping and office space at a new development in
An Taoiseach Enda Kenny T.D., and Minister for Jobs Richard Bruton TD made the announcement while officially opening the company’s
Plans for a multi-million euro film production hub in Limerick have taken a step forward today as the local council
Kerry-based manufacturing firm Tricel is to create 100 new jobs over the next 18 months as part of an expansion
Cork City’s newest and largest office block, One Albert Quay, has been purchased for up to €58m by Green Reit
Company opening up a new European HQ in the capital US software firm Slack is to create 100 jobs over
US explorer Kosmos Energy is set to attract fresh investment to its two Irish-based licences, via a farm-out process, later
Grafton, the Dublin-headquartered builders merchanting and DIY retail group, is actively reviewing opportunities to expand its operational presence in western
An investor backed management buyout (MBO) has been announced by leading Irish construction company Walls Construction. Founded in 1950, Walls
Alexion Pharmaceuticals today announced plans to significantly expand its operations in Ireland by constructing the Company’s first ever biologics manufacturing
The country’s construction sector grew at its fastest pace so far this year in April with new business on the
Researchers from the Nimbus Centre at Cork Institute of Technology (CIT) have secured €1.5m in EU funding as part of
Regus has announced today that it will open its seventh location in Dublin’s North Quay. The global workspace provider currently
The building materials and cement giant has already suggested that its 2015 spend and deal flow will not be contained
Waterford-based pharmaceutical company EirGen has been acquired by US drugs company Opko for $135 million. Founded by Tom Brennan and
Up to €300m is being poured into a major social housing construction programme. It is hoped that more than 100
Located in Dublin 8, the design of the seven-storey building was unveiled by Minister Leo Varadkar and the Office of
Greenman Investments, a Dublin-headquartered firm that specialises in buying German retail assets, has paid €95 million for a portfolio of
150 construction jobs also to be created as part of investment supported by Dept of Jobs through IDA Ireland Waterford
FIVE years after Dell vacated its manufacturing facility in Limerick, the same building is full of life once again, with
publishing company which has over one million readers around the world has provided a major employment boost today with the
Eircom has signed a deal worth €10m with telecoms firm Huawei that will see the Chinese industry giant supply it
An interesting ready-to-go mixed-use infill site in Clontarf is on the market for €4 million through DTZ Sherry FitzGerald. The
Nama is one of a number of organisations partnering to deliver a €450m development in the Dublin Docklands after planning
Mr. Alan Kelly, T.D., Minister for the Environment, Community and Local Government, today (21 April 2015), welcomed the announcement by
Ireland’s most expensive development site, one of the centrepieces of the property crash, is finally to be offered for sale
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