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# dublin-docklands - Tuesday 4 June, 2019
Dublin City Council shoots down Johnny Ronan's bid to increase heights of docklands developments
City planners have issued the double refusal in spite of heavy lobbying by Ronan.
# dublin-docklands - Tuesday 5 January, 2016
Nama says the last remaining ghost estates will be finished this year
In its annual review, Nama said it had a cash balance of €3.4 billion.
# dublin-docklands - Thursday 3 December, 2015
Nama is putting €1.9 billion into building in Dublin's Docklands
And €5.6 billion into building loads of houses.
# dublin-docklands - Saturday 19 September, 2015
This is how Dublin's cityscape has changed - and what's in store for the future
A new video maps more than five decades of development in the capital.
# dublin-docklands - Friday 17 July, 2015
# dublin-docklands - Friday 3 July, 2015
Boland’s Mill will soon look VERY different - €150m different
And it’s thanks to Nama.
# dublin-docklands - Thursday 18 December, 2014
'It saddens me to be part of a parliament that brings about this grief' - Nama told
But the bad bank’s boss came out swinging against claims it was being a bully.
# dublin-docklands - Friday 12 December, 2014
This is what Nama's €450m plan for Dublin's docks looks like
The bad bank is part of a consortium backing the major development.
# dublin-docklands - Thursday 24 July, 2014
"It's tough against faceless power on that level" - cultural groups fight losing battle with Nama
Office development in The Docklands could force out a blossoming cultural scene that took hold during the downturn.
# dublin-docklands - Tuesday 21 January, 2014
Here's what the new Central Bank HQ will look like
Having been on Dame Street for nearly 40 years, the Central Bank is moving home. And here’s where to.
# dublin-docklands - Thursday 12 December, 2013
Former Dublin docklands boss defends record and slams 'grievous accusations'
Paul Maloney said he had, for four years, “watched aghast” as the authority’s former chair Niamh Brennan issued “report after report” which contained “the most grievous accusations which have since been withdrawn or discredited”.
# dublin-docklands - Wednesday 3 July, 2013
CHQ building in Dublin's docklands is sold for €10 million
The building was redeveloped by the Dublin Docklands Development Authority in 2005 for €45 million.
# dublin-docklands - Thursday 20 June, 2013
Why Seán FitzPatrick won't appear before the Public Accounts Committee
The former head of Anglo Irish Bank was called to appear before the committee in relation to the controversial purchase of the former Irish Glass Bottle site in the Dublin Docklands seven years ago.
# dublin-docklands - Thursday 2 May, 2013
Fitzpatrick called to be questioned on Dublin docklands development
Fine Gael TD Paschal Donohoe has called for Seán Fitzpatrick and a number of other people to appear before Dáil’s Public Accounts Committee.
# dublin-docklands - Tuesday 26 March, 2013
'One community' approach for Dublin Docklands future
Dublin City Council has asked the public for its views on plans for Dublin’s Docklands.
# dublin-docklands - Thursday 21 February, 2013
Nama to make significant investment in Dublin Docklands area
The Agency said the decision to invest in the area was in response to emerging demand in key markets, such as financial services sector.
# dublin-docklands - Sunday 1 July, 2012
Free WiFi for Grafton Street ahead of wider roll-out
WiFi will be available in 20-minute slots free of charge on Dublin city centre street. Bitbuzz says it’s expanding service to Galway and Cork this year.
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Poll: Should Ireland vote against the Mercosur trade deal?
TAOISEACH LEO VARADKAR has suggested that Ireland could vote against the Mercusor trade deal with South American countries unless Brazil takes steps to protect the Amazon rainforest.
His comments follow international concern over the fires, with figures showing the area has seen the highest number of blazes for any year since 2013.
A vote on the deal is at least two years and and would take place under the EU’s Qualified Majority Vote system, where a vote needs at least four council members representing over 35% of the EU population to be blocked.
The controversial deal, announced in June, could save European companies billions of Euro in trade duties every year and would open up new markets for exporters.
However, critics believe that it will lead to products with lower standards being imported into the EU, and that it may have a negative impact on the environment.
Irish beef farmers in particular say the deal could threaten their livelihoods, as it would open up European markets to some South American beef producers.
So today we’re asking: Should Ireland vote against the Mercosur trade deal?
Poll Results:
Yes (5727)
No (507)
I don't know/No opinion (295)
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Simon Coveney: The backstop is overwhelmingly supported. This gets little recognition in the UK Brexit debate
By Simon Coveney - @simoncoveney
A hard Brexit, if the UK chooses one, will be ugly and difficult, says the Tánaiste.
'Collecting the school voluntary contribution is an unwanted and stressful obligation on principals'
By Joseph A Moynihan
As things stand, the contribution is needed to keep school doors open, writes Joseph A Moynihan.
Katy Hayward: Why we should take note of the unexpected in Boris Johnson's letter to Donald Tusk
By Katy Hayward - @hayward_katy
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