Ireland’s tallest building, the Elysian Tower in Cork city, is expected to fetch more than €100m when it goes on sale in the coming weeks.

Ireland’s tallest building, the Elysian Tower in Cork city, is expected to fetch more than €100m when it goes on sale in the coming weeks.

 

Opposition TD Mick Wallace has alleged a former Nama portfolio manager used “insider knowledge” to help a “vulture fund” he held a 30% stake in to purchase the gardaí’s headquarters in Dublin from the State body.

Hundreds of people queued outside the Central Bank in Dublin’s Dame St yesterday to be among the first to acquire specially minted commemorative 1916 coins.

The developers of the site where U2 recorded some of their albums have failed in their battle with Dublin City Council over a disputed Luas Red Line payment of almost €500,000.

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New leaked files from Edward Snowden seem to show that UK authorities have tapped the underwater cables that carry data from Ireland to the UK and beyond.

Hibernia REIT [real estate investment trust] expects the unprecedented level of sales in the Irish commercial property market to continue to drive strong performance for the investment trust in 2015.

If your sat nav is a bit out of date or Google maps ain’t your thing, a cool €2m to €3.2m could net you the oldest known standalone map of Ireland.

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.

May marks the beginning of an hysteric optimism in regard to the approaching summer.

Kya deLongchamps says hallmarks struck into silver are no surer fingerprint on an antique.

A new Ireland-based property investment firm is to raise around €350m from a dual share listing in Dublin and London and begin establishing a portfolio next year.

Bestselling author Simon Winchester has been added to the burgeoning line-up for this year’s Immrama Festival of Travel Writing, taking place in Lismore later this month.

1872-built national school owned by cartoonist/writer Flann O’Riain has price slashed to €80,000, Tommy Barker reports

The decision by online teacher training college Hibernia to shift its student summer courses from the Iveragh Gaeltacht to the bigger Corca Dhuibhne Gaeltacht on the Dingle peninsula has been described as an “unbelievable loss.”

Over 1,800 cyclists took part in Ireland’s first ever closed-road mass participation cycling event in Co Clare today.

Hibernia College in Dublin today awarded the world’s first online masters degrees to science graduates from 11 different countries.

CRUDE oil in New York rose to its highest close this year after Nigeria, Africa’s biggest oil producer, said it will comply with OPEC production cuts.

FORMER solicitors, nurses and accountants were yesterday among the latest crop of Irish primary school teachers to graduate after being taught online.

A new €100m development at the Royal Dublin Society grounds in Dublin was today given the go-ahead.