Person: Ted Dwyer

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property

Dwyer family brings City Life back to quays of Cork city

The owners of a family business once rooted in Cork’s historic financial heart — until the property and housing boom pushed them to the suburbs — have all but returned to their spiritual home, opening the way for a tenant to take over their lease in Bessboro.

property

Office investment Nore House selling for €600,000

Seeking information on John Francis Maguire

We need sensible road signage to help drivers

We need pride in our city again

Fond memories of an old golf course

On the money as markets took a tumble

CELEBRATING 40 years in business is a significant milestone for any company, an achievement all the more notable in the challenging area of financial advice through the turbulence of the past three years.

Fri, 25 Nov, 2011

Enough is enough. Let’s pick ourselves up and get on with the business of living

THE late Ben Dunne used to say “opportunities create problems... problems create opportunities”.

Mon, 15 Nov, 2010

Cleaning up

THE very high tides of last week resulted in flooding over the wonderful Mahon walkway past Blackrock Castle in Cork. The walkway was covered in seaweed and debris as a result.

Fri, 15 Oct, 2010

Business story

YOUR readers might be able to help us in our efforts to write a history of the Dwyer family involvement in two of Cork’s major companies of yesteryear - Dwyer & Co and Sunbeam Wolsey.

Tue, 13 Dec, 2005