Paddy McKillen

Press Up owners seeking to build 493 housing units at St Teresa’s

Hospitality group acquires freehold interest in south Dublin pub from private investors

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Businessmen behind Press Up Hospitality Group seek approval to add over 200 units to existing approval

Objectors described ‘monolithic’ block as a ‘horrific eyesore’ and ‘a blot on the landscape’

Sixty-One Thomas Street blends original 17th-century features with contemporary design

Council grants permission to increase height of Treasury Building on Grand Canal Street to eight storeys

Flexible workspace provider opens for business at two locations in city’s Georgian core

Swedish fashion giant H&M and high-end UK retailer Flannels have signed up

On future nights out we are likely to seek out better ventilation and thinner crowds

Proposal includes 493 apartments on a site between Monkstown and Blackrock

Seen & Heard: Germany to win Intel scheme; and job hunters home in on remote work

Landmark south Dublin pub is latest acquisition by Irish hospitality group

Luxury hotel group has five star-facilities in London and Beverly Hills in Los Angeles

Latest accounts show Orsen made pre-tax profit of €1.3m in 17 months to end of May 2020

In an extract from his new book, our former environment editor lays out his vision for Dublin

Final sale price for landmark Dublin hostelry not disclosed

Glenveagh Properties seeks buyer for lands at exclusive Torquay Road enclave, The Birches

High-end brand Flannels in talks for rest of retail space at historic department store

Oakmount pays €700,000 for 21 acres of land overlooking famed Magheramore Beach

Irish abstract artist’s pandemic work goes on display in Paris with price tags close to €2m

Seen & Heard: Hospitality fit-outs, Quinlan bankruptcy case and Keogh’s crisp profits

The Heysham occupies high-profile position beside Central Bank HQ on North Wall Quay

Specialist construction company to invest in manufacture and sale of new fire retardant

The artist and REM singer talks American presidents, parties and photographing his heroes

Government aim in complex talks is to move quickly and avoid mistakes of past

Most estimates see the State needing 34,000 homes to be built annually

Forty One Leeson Street Lower is fully restored and comes with option of five-bedroom mews

Many landlords are striking rent agreements with retailers, but institutions such as pension funds are seen as deal laggards

Bel Air megamansion also has five swimming pools, a spa level and a philanthropy wing

Billionaire and brother fought long battle with Irish businessman Paddy McKillen

Coronavirus meant the end for many firms, while others adapted and prospered

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Property developer received management fee from companies controlled by emir of Qatar

Penthouse suite at newly-revamped Claridge’s to cost £50,000 per night

International investors show faith in Dublin with remarkable €3bn spend in the face of Covid-19

Cantillon: AS Watson, controlled by tycoon ‘Superman Li’, has proceedings filed against it

Hospitality group is suing Government for compensation over shutdown of its sector

Mount Street Crescent building developed by Johnny Ronan and Paddy McKillen has been fully refurbished by owner Esprit Investments Ltd

Press Up Group says that it stands to lose more than €20 million by year-end due to closures