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The appeals board has refused planning to the scheme by Pat Crean’s Marlet Group due to a defect in the planning documentation lodged with the application.

Investment funds are becoming bigger property players in Dublin suburbs Government examining ways of limiting the scale of bulk purchases by such entities Sat, May 8, 2021, 01:00 Harry McGee Political Correspondent Listen now 4:03 Speaking in the Dáil, Taoiseach Micheál Martin said, “we do not want institutional investors competing with first-time buyers. Our priority is first-time buy...

How much is your House worth in 2021? At the start of last year, we had no idea that two parents would end up working from home for long periods, with the kids also locked in with them full time. For this reason, it looks like it’s going to be busy year for estate agents in Dublin 6W. Homeowners who saw their values remain static through the long Covid months are now keen to trade up, once the right house is available. There is movement at the €800,000 to €1m high end with homes ...

To the world he was a rock icon, the man whose songs put Ireland on the music map before tragically succumbing to the downsides of fame. But to Peter Lynott, Philip was the nephew who was more like a brother, the mischievous but modest boy he grew up with in Dublin before watching in awe as he brought his music to the world. Peter is one of several family members and close friends who remembers the Thin Lizzy frontman in the forthcoming movie Phil Lynott: Songs For While Im Away. The poignant ...