Ireland

Dublin office woes hit private equity firms from Blackstone to Brookfield

Ironmonger Tom King, also known as 'An Gobha', cheers as tourist Darlene Molitor, 67, from Minnesota in the US, tries her hand at hammering metal in his forge.

Ironmonger brings Ireland's ancient past to life with smoke and fire

Ireland's Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe, says: “In terms of the job losses, it’s not really jobs that could be lost or that could happen. It could also be jobs that might otherwise not be created.”

Ireland sees 75,000 jobs at risk from US pharma tariffs

Boosting apartment completions is the key force driving a pledge to build over 300,000 new homes by the end of 2030.

Irish government eases rent cap to boost home supply

The average residential transaction is now being settled for 9 per cent over the asking price.

Irish home asking prices rise at highest rate since 2022: report

Deputy commissioner Graham Doyle said in a statement that LinkedIn’s processing of personal data without an appropriate legal basis was a “clear and serious violation of data subjects’ fundamental right to data protection.”

LinkedIn fined 310 million euros for Illegal data practices in EU

Ireland needs to complete around 52,000 new homes each year until 2050 to house the country’s growing population, according to the Central Bank of Ireland.

Rent cap locks billions of euros out of Irish housing: CBRE

The increasing housing supply is complicated by the fact that house building stalled in Ireland for a number of years in the aftermath of the global financial crash.

Ireland needs to build 52,000 homes per year, central bank warns

The complex has 180 stores and restaurants and gets about 16 million visitors a year.

Goldman agrees to sell Ireland’s largest shopping mall to SVP

The government has committed to supplying an average of 33,000 units per year over the next decade.

Irish housing crisis turns employers into reluctant realtors