Dublin Docklands Development Authority

Billionaire businessman Denis O’Brien is well on the way to making another fortune from three former derelict buildings in the Dublin docklands. All t(...)

Of all the three-card political tricks played in the last decade, the “quango cull” must rank as the most audacious. In the run-up to the 2011 gener(...)

No mortgage, no exorbitant rent, no property tax, no doors to slam. With an overheated rental market and an acute shortage of social housing onshore, (...)

Property developer Sean Mulryan has signalled his interest in the Irish Glass Bottle Site in the Poolbeg peninsula in Dublin, which is expected to see(...)

The redevelopment of the former Irish Glass Bottle site is expected to see the provision of up to 3,000 homes in the Poolbeg peninsula in Dublin. T(...)

In the early years of the last decade, with the city expanding far beyond its natural borders and house prices soaring, the Poolbeg peninsula was put (...)

Nama has signalled that designating the old Irish Glass Bottle site (above) in Ringsend, Dublin, as a strategic development zone could allow it to fas(...)

Now that the vaults of CHQ in Dublin’s Docklands have been filled with the multimedia exhibition Epic Ireland, which opens to the public today, what’s(...)

The story of the 70 million people who claim Irish heritage across the globe will be told in a new interactive visitor centre which opens its doors in(...)

A plan to allow developer Bernard McNamara fix the fire safety defects at Longboat Quay, the Dublin docklands apartment complex he built in 2006, is c(...)