Stillorgan

Avestus plans €290m in rental home investments as demand set to grow

Firm targets assets close to major employment hubs and key transport links

AGMs, Apple’s back tax, betting tax and the sale of hundreds of Dublin apartments

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What sold for €940K and less in Glasnevin, Ranelagh, Sandymount and Stillorgan

A fixer upper in D9 and a Sandymount townhouse were among the sellers under €1 million

Bord Pleanála receives ‘fast-track’ applications for 4,000 homes

Development system set to facilitate significant amount of student housing

Irish Water gets go-ahead for €80m reservoir in south Dublin

An Bord Pleanála approves new covered facility amid water quality concerns

Council urged to reopen 16 empty bedsits in Stillorgan

Public representatives condemn non-use of homes as ‘outrageous and scandalous’

Neighbourhood mall in Stillorgan goes for €2m

Mixed-use property has Spar, flower shop, barber’s, estate agent’s and beautician’s

Sir William Orpen archive bought by National Gallery of Ireland

Collection of ‘unique aesthetic and research value’ bought for ‘substantial six-figure sum’

€4,000 for student served chips and detergent at Dublin hotel

Raymond Allen (13) offered damages over incident at Radisson Blu St Helen’s Hotel, Stillorgan

Question of the Week: Are boys doing better than girls in school?

Boys dominate feeder school lists for third level, but girls still perform best

What will €550,000 buy?

Town and country

Power restored to almost 25,000 homes in south Dublin

Fire at sub-station left homes in Stillorgan, Blackrock, Mount Merrion out of power

Our wedding story: from college love to a Kerry beach

Hilary O’Hagan and Conor Brennan A garden ceremony with all their friends (and family)

Schoolchildren let down by Glenalbyn pool closure, says Ross

Independent accuses council of ‘inexplicable delay’ in spending €10m to reopen facility

William Orpen pencil sketches to go under hammer

Four drawings of mistress’s dog found in west Cork house clearance

William Orpen’s portrait of working-class girl who became a countess

Painting of an Edwardian lady by the Anglo-Irish artist is expected to sell for up to €55,000

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