Gordon Deegan

Gordon Deegan

Contributor

Gordon Deegan contributes news stories from the midwest to The Irish Times, as well as articles on business and health.

OPW earns €500,000 from renting Iveagh Gardens in Dublin for concerts

Aiken Promotions hosts concerts in the park, which is situated close to St Stephen’s Green

Locals warns Ballsbridge school may become ‘Las Vegas of Dublin’ amid floodlights plan

St Michael’s College seeking planning permission to install new floodlight system

Property owners oppose expansion of Mount Juliet hotel

Plan envisages extra guest suites and spa facilities

Hammerson gets permission for Swords padel courts

Council gives planning green light months after rejecting previous application

Keogh’s Crisps clinches distribution deal in US

Company lodges plans with Fingal County Council for production facility

Tour operator Paddywagon fined over rogue service to Cliffs of Moher

Solicitor for National Transport Authority sought maximum fine as coach operator admits repeat offence

Owner of one of Ireland’s best-known pubs sees profits near €10m in 2025

Tom Cleary’s Hillbreak Ltd sees earnings jump

Woman inmate told go to window for breath of air if gripped by panic attack

Court hears that prisoner suffers from mental health problems

Charlie Chawke firm can keep operating south Dublin wood-fired pizza business

An Coimisiún Pleanála signs off on planning retention for business in Cornelscourt

Teen car thief evaded Garda capture by swimming across river at 3am after ‘crime spree’

Co Clare 16-year-old pleads guilty to five charges including two car thefts earlier this year in Tulla and Scarriff

Christy Moore takes €660,000 dividend from his business

Yellow Furze reported profits after tax of €480,000 from veteran showman’s 40-plus gigs last year

Losses at Krispy Kreme’s Irish business more than double to €3.07m

Revenues are now down 10% over two years as cash-strapped customers reduce their doughnut purchases

Man who ‘destroyed’ doorway to primary school banned from parts of Ennis town centre

Civil exclusion order is one of a number obtained against four men due to antisocial behaviour

Dublin school gets go-ahead for pitch floodlights despite residents’ objections regarding geese

Council places limits on floodlight use to protect light bellied Brent geese and residential amenity

Griffith College gets permission for campus expansion

Dublin City Council signs off on expansion plans

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