ONCE the rival of London’s Oxford Street and New York’s Fifth Avenue in rental prices, Dublin’s Grafton street is now displaying the affects of the celtic recession — To Let and For Sale signs struggling with “massive discount” posters for shoppers’ attention.

Eight leases on one of Dublin’s most prestigious shopping streets have been put up for sale as the combination of high rents and the credit crunch hits retailers.

Eight leases on one of Dublin’s most prestigious shopping streets have been put up for sale as the combination of high rents and the credit crunch hits retailers.

A museum is trying to track down the family of a First World War soldier whose Victory Medal was found buried in the grounds of a village church.

Patrick King, Jurys Doyle treasurer and president of the Irish Association of Corporate Treasurers (IACT), talks to David Clerkin.

JURYS Doyle treasurer Patrick King has been appointed president of the Irish Association of Corporate Treasurers (IACT), the body representing those who manage the cash requirements of Ireland's leading businesses.