The owner of the country’s largest hotel, the Citywest Hotel in Dublin, has expressed confidence in it delivering double-digit percentage growth in profits and revenue this year.

Well-known Dublin hotel, Wynn’s has put the brakes on a €16m plan by property investment fund Tetrarch Capital to build a new boutique hotel off O’Connell Street.

The five-star Marker Hotel in Dublin is on course, this year, to outperform its impressive maiden year showing in 2014.

OPEN up one of the Irish glossies, take a glance at the fashion spreads, and chances they’ll have been shot at the Marker Hotel.

The operators of the five-star Marker Hotel in Dublin confirmed yesterday that the business enjoyed strong revenue growth in 2014.

Just weeks ago, The Menu remedied a grave ill of his own contrivance and returned to Belfast after an absence of two decades and more. 

Publicly-owned property fund Hibernia REIT has said it sees significant further commercial and residential acquisition opportunities in Dublin, having already spent nearly 90% of the equity it raised in its December float.

Irish Residential Property REIT (I.RES) has bought an apartment block in the Grand Canal Dock area of Dublin for €50.1m from Brehon Capital Partners and Midwest Holding.

The new owners of the luxury Mount Juliet resort, in Co Kilkenny, are set to spend an estimated €4m on expanding its facilities over the next 18 months.

A mixed-use development in Dublin’s Docklands — currently producing an annual gross rental income of over €2m — has been put up for sale for €40m; with its sellers confident of attracting “unprecedented” demand.

The zombie hotels dotted across the landscape are beginning to revive or die.

A PRIME sited and profitable Dublin city hotel developed by city bar and hotel owners the Dwyer brothers is up for sale, expected to find an overseas buyer, for as much as €35m.