Landlord Marc Godart seeks to take over Dublin pub licence
Luxembourg businessman, now based in Latvia, has a tenant ‘lined up’ to run the business
Inchicore
Inchicore
Women on wheels with World Cup ambition: ‘I’ve been fortunate, all I’ve broken playing derby are a few fingers’
As the Roller Derby World Cup approaches, Team Ireland are in full preparation. But hard work and athletic excellence aside, the sport hasn’t lost its fun factor
The ‘gentrification’ of Dublin: ‘Young people are coming in, buying houses and gutting them’
With house prices continuing to rise, homebuyers are moving to traditionally more affordable neighbourhoods in Dublin to get on the property ladder
Extended four-bed with a home spa and workshop in Inchicore for €895,000
This Dublin 8 home boasts a large workshop, deep bathing tub and a sauna
Dublin City Council needs €132.5m loan for St Michael’s estate cost-rental scheme
Construction of council’s first ‘direct build’ cost-rental project, in Inchicore, will run to €450,500 per apartment
RIAI gold medal: ‘Magical classrooms’ at Dublin national school win Ireland’s top prize for architecture
Highest accolade in Irish architecture goes to Donaghy + Dimond for their new building at the model school in Inchicore
Modernised former railway workers’ cottage in Inchicore for €650,000
Three-bedroom home with long front garden and sun-trap courtyard in walk-in condition
Dublin 8 apartment portfolio at €10.5m offers buyer 6.16% net initial yield
32 units in Inchicore block have been fully refurbished and are for sale with vacant possession
End-of-terrace D10 redbrick with side garden for €350,000
Inchicore house has front room that could be used as a study, livingroom or third bedroom
Postcode inequality: ‘Surely kids in Dublin 8 deserve the same access to education as those in Blackrock?’
Many parents feel left behind with no access to multidenominational secondary schools. It’s a very different story in more affluent areas
Labour of love with impressive kitchen and back garden at Inchicore home for €375,000
Owners have lived in and upgraded their Dublin 8 two-bed over 10 years
‘Irish society has paid a heavy price for allowing our lives to be commodified’ – Higgins
President launches exhibition of community housing activism in Dublin
Bright two-bed terrace in Dublin 8 for €265,000
This well-kept redbrick offers an affordable option for those looking to live close to the city centre
Owner of apartment where Egyptian men say they were attacked denies involvement
Three tenants say the apartment was ransacked in an attempt to force them to move out
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