Berkeley Court

Gayle Killilea was advised to sell the Shrewsbury Road property bought for her by her husband Sean Dunne in 2005, and leave Ireland, in part to benefi(...)

Bankrupt property developer Seán Dunne should be held in contempt for a third time for failing to produce emails disclosing details of his business de(...)

There are landmork moments in the lives of your children that you will remember forever. The day they sit the Leaving Cert. The day they get married. (...)

Capital Ideas is a series of 10 proposals on ways to improve Dublin city’s infrastructure, economy, services and the daily life of its citizens. Read (...)

JP Kavanagh strides through the lobby of the Shelbourne Hotel and offers a warm greeting to the grand old dame of the city’s hospitality industry. On(...)

Irish law firm Mason Hayes & Curran recorded a 1.2 per cent drop in its turnover last year, largely due to Brexit-related nervousness among client(...)

1. Where Ross Doesn’t Drink Heineken (1998) It all started in the autumn of 1997. I was in the Sunday Tribune newsroom one Friday evening talking to (...)

There is hardly a more salient emblem of Ireland’s recent fortunes than the 6.8 acre former Berkeley Court and Jury’s hotels site in Dublin’s Ballsbri(...)

Former Jurys Doyle chief executive Pat McCann claims he had an “out-of-body experience” on the day he opened bids for the former Jurys hotel in Balls(...)

The landscape of Lansdowne Road is about to change. A new housing scheme by Chartered Land, on a site once owned by property developer Seán Dunne, pr(...)