Convention Centre

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Convention Centre Dublin revenues slump by 86% due to Covid impact

All major events at the CCD, since March of last year, were cancelled or postponed, though the business remained active with the Oireachtas staging Dáil and Seanad sittings at the Convention Centre

<p>The Dáil will return to Leinster House from its current base at the Convention Centre, on September 15. While no rent is charged to the Oireachtas, it costs between €21,000 and €25,000 per day to move sittings to the other side of the River Liffey.</p>

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Dáil back in Leinster House on Sept 15 after summer break

business

PM Summit returns to Dublin this summer

general

A Dublin landmark popped up on a US TV show over the weekend

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Lucey defends Cork events centre selection process

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Success of Live at the Marquee gigs lends hope to conference centre plan

‘Albert Quay project could be the spark for dockland rebirth’

The development of a stand-alone multi-purpose events and conference centre on Cork’s Albert Quay could be the catalyst for the regeneration of the city’s sprawling docklands region, the team behind the O’Callaghan Properties proposal believes.

Tue, 26 Nov, 2013

Special report: Developers battle it out for event centre funding

RIVAL developers competing to build Cork’s first indoor events and conference centre have launched an intensive lobbying campaign ahead of a review to determine who should get a €16m state support package.

Tue, 26 Nov, 2013

‘Brewery Quarter centre will see the dawning of a new era’

Despite opposition from heritage campaigners, Heineken Ireland and their joint venture partners BAM Contractors secured planning permission for their €150m Brewery Quarter regeneration project on the historic Beamish and Crawford site on South Main St.

Tue, 26 Nov, 2013