Dublin's iconic Clerys Quarter is about to welcome a new tenant, but the real question is, are you keeping an eye on your pension's performance? Your financial future might be at stake!
The Residential Tenancies Board is finalizing a deal for a new headquarters at the Clerys Quarter, marking a significant move for the organization. But here's where it gets interesting: the board is expected to pay a substantial rent of €50 per sq ft for the 18,000 sq ft office space. This development is a notable shift for the city's real estate landscape.
Meanwhile, the financial world is abuzz with the news of Sean Dunne's American bankruptcy nearing resolution. After a decade-long battle, a US judge has allowed payments to his ex-wives, bringing this chapter closer to an end.
But let's focus on your financial well-being. Many of us are unaware of our pension's status, which is a cause for concern. Joanne Hunt provides an insightful guide on how to take control of your pension and ensure it's working for your retirement. It's time to get your finances in order!
In other news, Australia's bold move to ban under-16s from social media has caught the attention of the tech industry. The Irish Government is considering a similar approach, but will it work here? John McManus explores the potential impact and the likelihood of such a policy in Ireland. This could be a game-changer for online safety, but at what cost?
Bennett Construction is set to transform Dublin's East Wall with a massive development plan. The proposal includes 753 apartment units and a 204-bedroom hotel, adding to the city's vibrant landscape.
A strike by ASL cargo airline pilots was narrowly avoided, thanks to last-minute negotiations. With Amazon and FedEx relying on ASL for parcel deliveries, this averted crisis highlights the delicate balance between labor rights and business continuity.
The Republic's innovative approach to data centers is making waves. Requiring new data centers to build their own power plants to connect to the electricity network is a bold move. This decision could set a precedent for other countries, but is it a necessary step or an overreach? The debate is on!
Dublin's restaurant scene is buzzing with the news of Kicky's duo taking over the beloved Bang restaurant. This takeover signals a new era for the iconic establishment, leaving food enthusiasts eager for the next chapter.
Lastly, a concerning trend has emerged in the insurance world. Central Bank data reveals that over 70% of injury claims under employers' and public liability insurance were settled through litigation in 2024, despite award levels being no higher than cases resolved through the State's Injuries Resolution Board. Is the legal system being overburdened, or is there a deeper issue at play?
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