Clarion

Here's what’s happening in the business week ahead

For Your Diary: Exchequer returns; Dalata results; Dell results; ECB rate decision

Dalata seeks to mop up remaining Clarion Liffey Valley hotel blocs

Regulator passes deal with Colony to buy ‘core’ of property – two other blocs remain

Nama faces possible investigation into sale of Project Tolka

Comtroller and Auditor General considering an inquiry into details of €455 million deal

Dalata acquires stake in two Dublin hotels for €62.5m

Hotel group also announces acquisition of freehold interest of Maldron Hotel Portlaoise

Nama set to sell €1.5bn Project Tolka loans to Californian firm

Key assets in portfolio include loans attached to Burlington Plaza office block in Dublin

Another hot year for Irish hotel sales as 55 change hands

Dublin’s hotel occupancy rate has been the highest ever in 2016, at 82%

Experience and vision at the centre of Choice hotels approach

Share of €40m Dalata sale allows O’Neill to waive salary and build ‘holistic hospitality’ firm

John Malone partnership buys Fitzpatrick Lifestyle Hotels

Dublin hotels Beacon, Morgan and Spencer sold to three businessmen for over €150m

Dalata buys freehold on Limerick hotel for €8.5m

Hotel chief says focus now on securing leasehold properties in Ireland and UK

Port of Cork puts Custom House Quay for sale at €7m

Three-acre brownfield site includes Cork Custom House, bonded warehouses and marina

Widower of murdered woman appalled at O’Higgins report delay

Lorcan Roche Kelly says gardaí ‘incredibly unco-operative throughout entire process’

Liam Toland: Munster will lay traps for their flamboyant brothers

Connacht have yet to be exposed to the onslaught that will greet them

What will €380,000 get you?

A four-bedroom house in the Burren or a flat in Dublin 1?

Cystic fibrosis developments must keep pace with growing population

More people are living with cystic fibrosis than ever before, so the HSE needs to future-proof its services

Dalata eyes Lyrath Estate Hotel as spending spree continues

Site put up for sale at €20m this week would be group’s first presence in Co Kilkenny

Global markets cap fifth week of gains

Shares in Aryzta rise for the first time in week, climbing 2 per cent to €33.80 in Dublin

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