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Jack Fagan

Jack Fagan

Commercial Property Editor

Jack Fagan is Commerical Property Editor with The Irish Times.

Manchester United’s former shop in Dublin. The club signed a 15-year lease in 2000
Manchester United to pay Dublin rent until 2015

Club’s rental final rental bill comes in at almost €8.2m

The Layfayette Building at the junction of Westmoreland Street and D'Olier Street in Dublin
€3.5m for landmark Lafayette Building

New Luas Cross City line will have stop outside six-storey-over-basement building

€4.2m for former EBS headquarters in city centre

Ulster Bank, College Green, Dublin. The move comes after the parent company, Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS), put more than £15 billion (€17.5 billion) into Ulster Bank to shore up its capital base after heavy losses as a result of the property collapse.
Ulster Bank in sale and leaseback plan

DTZ Sherry FitzGerald is to seek offers in excess of €10.75 million for the investment

The former O’Connor Jewellers premises it Harold’s Cross Road, Dublin 6W
€350,000 paid for former jewellers in Harold’s Cross

Tenants sought for Lusk Town Centre

Tom Barrett: appointed a director of Savills
New director at Savills

From left: Peter Lynch, Aidan Gavin and Mark FitzGerald
New MD and chairman at DTZ Sherry FitzGerald

Waterford site at knockdown price

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Pictured (LtoR) Chief executive of the Pensions Board Brendan Kennedy, Minister for Social Protection Joan Burton and chairperson of the Pensions Board Jane Williams at the Pensions Board Annual Report and Accounts for 2012 in Dublin. Cantillon: The pensions crisis the regulator dare not speak of
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