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New Tobacco Warehouse apartments ready to welcome first homeowners Phase one of the Stanley Dock landmarks transformation is now complete with viewings also underway for available homes Updated Advertorial The video will auto-play soon8Cancel Play now The first new homes at Liverpools historic Tobacco Warehouse are complete with early buyers preparing to move in this summer. Stanley Dock Properties has finished phase one of its conversion of the Grade II-listed building, creating 192 luxury ap...

Dan Whelan Real estate finance firm Qsix is to provide the loan to Harcourt Developments to complete the first phase of the conversion of the 1.4m sq ft Liverpool building into a residential-led mixed-use scheme.  The first phase of the Stanley Dock project comprises 192 apartments and 28,500 sq ft of ground floor commercial space. Construction is underway and the first residents are expected to move in this summer, following the agreement of the £40m facility. Overall, Dublin-based Harcourt...

MOZART REQUIEM & GRIEG PIANO CONCERTO Bach Musica NZ’s choir and orchestra return to the Auckland Town Hall on 13 June to perform Mozart’s famous and mysterious Requiem, conducted by the company’s masterful Music & Artistic Director Rita Paczian. In addition, the evening will include a special performance of Grieg’s Piano Concerto by NZ star Tony Yan Tong Chen. Mozart’s Requiem is a heartfelt and very moving piece of music which was scheduled in September last year but was sadly canc...

Press Release – Bach Musica MOZART REQUIEM & GRIEG PIANO CONCERTO Bach Musica NZ’s choir and orchestra return to the Auckland Town Hall on 13 June to perform Mozart’s famous and mysterious Requiem, conducted by the company’s masterful Music & Artistic Director Rita Paczian. In addition, the evening will include a special performance of Grieg’s Piano Concerto by NZ star Tony Yan Tong Chen. Mozart’s Requiem is a heartfelt and very moving piece of music which was scheduled in Septem...

John Arnold: I’m not into blogging, but I’ll tell you about my life ‘influencers’ Though the influencer phenomenon seems like a new fad, there always have been people of influence... so says John Arnold as he recalls key figures in his life Bartlemy Macra Na Feirme history project team, back in 1976. Back row, Moss Dooley, Battie Arnold, Willie Cotter, John Ahern, Mick Browne. Middle row, Tom Lynch, Nora Arnold, Ann ORiordan, Tom ORiordan. Front row, Breda Lane, John Arnold, Anna Lynch...

Phones have been hopping at caravan and camper parks across Co Wexford as the allure of safe, outdoor facilities and fun is about to bring tens of thousands of people to Co Wexford over the summer months. A rise in mobile home and campervan buying has seen waiting lists grow at an unprecedented rate as the government urges everyone to think and stay in Ireland this summer meaning a much needed boost to the local economy and also challenges in trying to meet the demand. Bernard Whelan: The phone...

Colm Weadick makes no secret of his hero worship. He greets visitors to his Arklow home wearing a Phil Lynott tee-shirt, the great mans extravagant Afro hair a contrast to his own tight-shorn locks. Inside the house, the sitting room is festooned with pictures. Lynott on the Hapenny Bridge. Lynott photographed sharing a stage with Rory Gallagher. Lynott cartoons, Lynott posters, Lynott letters. He was a genius at song writing, says Colm simply when asked to explain the appeal, his one great reg...

PE powers up billing software group PowerHealth Share Were hurtling towards the Twelve Days of Christmas but still theres new M&A popping out of the woodwork. This time its South Australia-based PowerHealth Solutions, which provides software that helps manage billing, budgeting, costing and the like to medical practices and other health sector businesses globally. Street Talk can reveal the healthtech company has taken a handful of suitors through a confidential auction in recent months, and is...