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Temple Bar pub owners hit out at council as it blocks bid for boutique hotel - Vimarsana News

Temple Bar pub owners hit out at council as it blocks bid for boutique hotel

Tom and Jackie Cleary had applied to DCC for permission to convert Shamrock Chambers on Dame Street into a 47-bedroom hotel

The Temple Bar owner clocks up sales of €4.64m in five months - Vimarsana News

The Temple Bar owner clocks up sales of €4.64m in five months

The group that operates one of the country’s most famous pubs, The Temple Bar in Dublin’s Temple Bar, recorded revenues of €4.64m in a five-month period last year.

Temple Bar pub owner plans new Dame Street hotel - Vimarsana News

Temple Bar pub owner plans new Dame Street hotel

Plan proposes adding storey to building previously subject to planning approval for smaller hotel project

Europe Hotel Transactions Bulletin - Week Ending 16 September 2022 - Vimarsana News

Europe Hotel Transactions Bulletin - Week Ending 16 September 2022

Fortimo Group acquires the Grand Hotel Regina in Grindelwald, Switzerland, Kula and Gold Tree acquire future hotel sites in Dublin and Lisbon, EXTENDAM acquires the Little Palace Hotel in Paris, The Clearys acquire the Temple Bar Lane Hotel in Dublin from MM Capital, Langham Hall purchased by next door luxury hotel The Harper in Norfolk, UK.

How workers' action freed the Pentonville Five - Vimarsana News

How workers' action freed the Pentonville Five

Vic Turner carried aloft as the Pentonville Five are released From Workers' Liberty magazine 41, July 1997 Part two, on the role of the left, here It is July 1972. With the union leaders safely in talks with Tory Prime Minister] Heath and knuckling under to his Industrial Relations Act (IRA), the Tories now went for the real union power on the docks: the rank and file.