Portfolio worth €12m of Dublin restaurants, housing units and retail outlets set for auction
A mix of assets and redevelopment possibilities in properties across city centre
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Portfolio worth €12m of Dublin city centre restaurants, housing units and retail outlets set for auction
A mix of assets and redevelopment possibilities in six properties across city centre
Source: irishtimes.com
20 cosy restaurants to eat in this autumn and winter
As the nights grow cooler, we recommend places with crackling fires and hearty dishes
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Baustellenübersicht: Das sind die Baustellen in Göttingen und der Region vom 28. Juni bis 4. Juli
Baustellenübersicht: Das sind die Baustellen in Göttingen und der Region vom 28. Juni bis 4. Juli 09:00 27.06.2021 Straßensperrungen - Das sind die Baustellen in Göttingen und der Region vom 28. Juni bis 4. Juli In den Landkreisen Göttingen, Northeim und Eichsfeld sind in der kommenden Woche einige Straßen nicht befahrbar. Die aktuellen Baustellen und Straßensperrungen hier in der wöchentlichen Übersicht. ...
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Lockdown easing: Charity shops reopen offering more than mere bargains
Lockdown easing: Charity shops reopen offering more than mere bargains Loss of income for charities due to the closure of their shops has been ‘hammer blow’ about 9 hours ago Siobhán McGuinness of Making it Matter charity shop in Dún Laoghaire checks the price on an electric guitar for sale on the first day of reopening since Covid-19 restrictions were lifted. Photograph: Alan Betson Your Web Browser may be out of date. If you are using Internet Explorer 9, 10 or 11 our Audio player will not work properly. The customers of Making it Matter in Dún Laoghaire, Co Dublin, were in...
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