Dublin is a vibrant metropolis with a diverse restaurant scene, offering a plethora of dining options to suit every palate. However, behind the glitz and glamour, lies a darker side to the restaurant business – food safety standards. In the month of March, several well-known restaurants in Dublin were temporarily closed for food safety breaches. … Read more
Luxembourg landlord Marc Godart, who has evicted tenants and listed their homes on Airbnb, is now himself fighting eviction from a Dublin house he rents. Godart began renting the house in Kilmainham from Dublin couple Irene Hayden and Frank Kavanagh in October 2019. During the pandemic, they allowed him a rent reduction when he said … Read more
It’s no secret that cleanliness is a crucial factor in the food industry. Unfortunately, some businesses fail to keep their premises up to basic health and safety standards. In March, ten food businesses across the United Kingdom were issued with closure orders due to serious hygiene issues – including the presence of cockroaches, rats, and … Read more
The article provides an embed code for users to post a poll result on their website. The poll result is from The Journal’s sixth poll, in which they surveyed Irish adults about their opinions on the upcoming presidential election. The poll found that current president, Michael D. Higgins, had a significant lead in support, with … Read more
Dublin Airport, the busiest airport in Ireland, has declared a state of emergency after a passenger aircraft experienced a technical fault on the runway. The incident occurred earlier today and is causing significant disruption to flights and passengers alike. Emergency services are currently at the scene and the airport authorities are urging anyone due to … Read more
The Mountjoy Prison in Dublin, Ireland, is currently facing an alarming situation as the number of prisoners sleeping on the floor has quadrupled in recent months. This development highlights the growing overcrowding issue plaguing the Irish penal system, leading officials to warn that the situation poses significant safety risks. In this article, we delve deeper … Read more
The Irish Government’s tenant-in-situ scheme, which aims to protect tenants from eviction by allowing them to buy their homes while they continue to live in them, has come under fire for its lack of resources and detail. Critics argue that the scheme does not provide enough support and funding for tenants to participate effectively, and … Read more
Controversial landlord and property tycoon, [NAME], has recently come under scrutiny for his vast property portfolio, which was largely bought with funding from Luxembourg. The businessman, who owns a range of properties throughout the country, has been accused of exploiting the housing crisis for his own personal gain, and has been labelled as one of … Read more
Dog walkers in Dublin will have to exercise more restraint to preserve ground-nesting birds on North Bull Island. The Dublin City Council’s new access management plan demands dogs kept on leads in most areas, with a dedicated off-leash spot kept away from bathing and bird-nesting areas. Those who infringe could face a fine of €150 … Read more
Spanish fashion retail giant Zara’s founder, Amancio Ortega, has struck a €100m deal for a luxury apartment block in Dublin’s docklands. This latest acquisition adds to Ortega’s impressive property portfolio, which includes buildings in Paris, Madrid, London, and New York. The move comes as Dublin’s property market booms, with demand for high-end apartments skyrocketing. But … Read more