Harry Crosbie took no salary for nearly three years from his last remaining business, the Vicar Street music venue in Dublin, but did draw €1.7m from it to pay for his living and trading expenses, the Commercial Court has heard.

A number of cafés across the Dublin are allowing customers to Pay With A Poem to mark World Poetry Day today.

Nama is one of a number of organisations partnering to deliver a €450m development in the Dublin Docklands after planning permission was granted yesterday.

Taxpayers have paid out €1m to cover the initial cost of ensuring the safety of residents in the Longboat Quay apartment block which was found to be a firetrap last year, the Public Accounts Committee heard yesterday.

Air BnB has announced 200 new jobs in Dublin.

The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) will call the Dublin Docklands Development Authority before it in the coming weeks to ask it about its sale of a site to U2.

U2 are buying back the site where they recorded some of their most famous albums in Dublin.

Plans are underway to open a new park at Grand Canal Dock next year.

Nama-controlled sites have the capacity to cater for 40%-50% of Dublin’s residential housing demand over the next five years, according to the agency’s chairman.

Facebook is planning to create up to 500 new jobs in Ireland.

Bravery obviously runs in the Grundy family from Skerries, Dublin.

“Ah! Bella!” the Italian woman exclaimed as she caught sight of the Amerigo Vespucci as it sailed up the Liffey — and she was right.

Up to a million people are expected in Dublin this weekend for the end of the prestigious Tall Ships Race.

In the second of a five-day series, Eoin English finds that the jobless figures in the Cork City area have surged to almost triple what they were in 2005.

For a company that is dramatically upending business strategies and social relationships around the world, Facebook made a surprisingly modest debut on the Nasdaq as a sky-high valuation and trading glitches capped the stock’s rise.

THE event went off with a bang and the crack was quite literally mighty.

Cyclepedia: a Tour of Iconic Bicycle Designs

SOCIAL networking giant Facebook announced plans to double its Irish operations yesterday at the official opening of its European headquarters in Dublin.

People in Cork who have lost their jobs are having to wait seven weeks for their dole payment applications to be processed.

THE Dublin Docklands Development Authority (DDDA) has welcomed the first tenant into its new ‘chq’ (Customs House Quay) building.

Garda divers were today preparing to search a section of the Grand Canal in Dublin as part of the investigation into a security van robbery.

DUBLIN'S docklands area, once a rundown wasteland, is half-way through its €7 billion masterplan to transform it into a buzzing city heartland.

Dublin’s docklands area, once a rundown wasteland, is half-way through its €7bn masterplan to transform it into a buzzing city heartland.

The remaining retail and commercial opportunities at Grand Canal Harbour in Dublin’s South Docklands have been released.

An Bórd Pleanala has reportedly rejected U2's efforts to get taxpayers to foot the bill for their unsuccessful attempt to save their Dublin docklands studio from demolition.

U2 frontman Bono yesterday lashed “corruption and cronyism” which had defaced and vandalised Dublin city in the past.

The Dublin Docklands Development Authority says U2’s Dublin recording studios are not worth retaining and have to be demolished to make way for a public walkway.