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City centre offices available from €300 per sqm
Wednesday February 03 2010
Office rents in some Dublin city centre developments have fallen by more than 40pc from peak and now range from between €300 and €430 per sqm depending on the landlord, agent, terms and location.
'It feels like Stephen is in the room with us when the four of us are together'
Saturday December 19 2009
Keith Duffy is a busy man. He has just wrapped a long day of filming -- more of that anon -- and manages to squeeze in a chat with Weekend before making a Home Alone-esque dash to Manchester airport to catch the last flight home to Dublin that night.
Row over drugs tip-off turned crime associates into enemies
Friday December 18 2009
NINE years ago, they were all friends and criminal associates. They grew up together as a gang and graduated from minor crime on the southside of Dublin to focus on the highly lucrative drug-trafficking trade.
Kevin Myers: Language busybodies trying to impose Irish upon us by diktat
Kevin Myers Wednesday December 09 2009
From last Friday, all new housing developments in Dublin, by law, must be named solely in Irish. Dublin City Council, which in a decade of persistent and triumphant philistinism has undone so much of the history of the city, is now reaching its triumphant apogee: we can now pretend the capital is Irish-speaking by naming places in Irish.
'De Valera was a British spy'
Monday October 26 2009
A NEW book to be published next month makes the shocking claim that Eamon de Valera, the founding father of the nation, was under the control of the British.
Kerry primal hunger fuelled by desire to silence critics who dared challenge players’ reputations
Friday September 25 2009
ONE of the lingering questions for us football mortals is what makes Kerry so hungry for continued success. The story of 2009 emphatically answers that poser.
'It has to work, there are no other options'
Thursday September 17 2009
Florence Conroy, Cong, Co Mayo, school teacher
