Boomtime buy: the former UCD Veterinary College site in Ballsbridge was bought in 2005 for €171.5 million – the equivalent of €84 million an acre – but is worth just €22.5 million today

The Comer Group, the property investment business owned by the Galway-born Luke and Brian Comer, has outbid up to a dozen developers to buy a 2.02 sit(...)

The redeveloped site at the former Clancy Barracks is now home to 420 residential units.  Clancy Barracks: Islandbridge, Dublin 8. Sold: Over €80million Previously: €230million

There is no happy ending to a property market crash, unless perhaps you’re a private equity investor. Since the Irish market has gone belly up, privat(...)

Block 2, Clanwilliam Court, Lower Mount Street, D2: partially vacant and producing a rental income of ¤528,300

A substantial office building in Dublin city centre which could be given a new lease of life if refurbished is to be offered for sale on behalf of the(...)

Independent News and Media’s printing plant on the N7 at Citywest

Citywest Business Campus is to invite offers in the region of €4.8 million for its freehold interest in a ground lease at a printing plant owned by In(...)

Central Bank governer Patrick Honohan: due to speak today.

Senior figures from global finance and the European institutions are meeting behind closed doors in Dublin today ahead (...)

Labour Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Brendan Howlin and Fine Gael Minister for Finance Michael Noonan. Labour’s problems are compounded by the fact that its own pre-election pledges and promises were made in laboratory conditions and could not be sustained. Photograph: Frank Miller

At times combing through the staff reports of the EU Commission and the International Monetary Fund this week, you were reminded of the old can(...)

Wicklow firm Goldfish.ie has won a contract to provide telecoms technology to media and events company IDG Direct’s call centre in Dublin. (...)

The IFSC accounts for 15 per cent of multinational employment in Ireland, and contributes 7.7 per cent of Irish GDP.   Photograph: Bryan O'Brien/The Irish Times

Ireland must make the most of its reputation as the place to develop software and new technologies if the IFSC is to prosper, according to John(...)

This is not a book for the faint-hearted, with its unremitting accounts of corruption, kidnapping, rape, torture and mass murder that has resul(...)

The good, the bad and the ugly side of Irish politics were in evidence over the past week. All served as a reminder that the mistakes which alm(...)

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