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In a world of conflicting data and ambiguous narratives, tenants and investors in the Dublin office market need to engage their critical faculties and read between the lines.
Commercial agents diverge widely on the scale of Dublin’s office overhang, with Q2 vacancy rate estimates ranging from 12.2 to 15.4 per cent.
In absolute terms, this represents a delta of about 150,000 sq m – enough to accommodate 15,000 workers before Covid, and potentially far more in today’s era of remote working.
Worse still, there is mixed messaging on the direction of travel. Some companies indicate that the vacancy rate is rising. But other agents insist it is falling, with one suggesting it plunged by 1.8 percentage points in Q2.
Taken at face value, this implies that vacant space contracted by about 85,000 sq m in a quarter when only 53,000 sq m of space was taken-up through leasing. This is not plausible in my opinion. Vacant space typically contracts by far less than the amount of take-up, largely because movers leave empty buildings behind them.
Of course, demolitions and new building deliveries can also influence vacancy. But there is conflicting information here, too, with Q2 estimates of completed space…
Niall Scully stretched out his arms and bellowed a guttural roar towards a bouncing Hill 16. Another day of Dublin defiance in Croke Park was almost complete. A couple of minutes remaining, up by two, playing with an extra man and a tap over free on the way. After all that has happened to them this season, the Dubs endure.
Scully, who was immense throughout, was fouled by Seán Mulkerrin for the 68th minute free but it could have been any of the ragged Galway defenders at that stage as they struggled to withstand a Dublin onslaught in the closing stages of this All-Ireland SFC quarter-final.
In the last 15 minutes, Dublin outscored Galway 1-8 to 0-1. When John Maher bundled home Galway’s goal in the 55th minute to put them six points ahead, it appeared the contest had swung decisively in the Tribesmen’s favour.
But they managed just a single point thereafter and the game’s decisive moment would actually arrive on the hour mark.
Dublin had responded positively to the Galway goal with points by Con O’Callaghan (2) and Paddy Small reducing the deficit but the Tribesmen still led by…
St. Patrick’s Day is Ireland’s moment to shine on the world stage, and the Dublin parade stands at the heart of the worldwide celebration. Viewers everywhere can join the excitement in real time as performers, marching bands, and spectacular pageantry bring this year’s festival theme of Roots to life in the Irish capital.
Dublin’s St. Patrick’s Festival remains one of the world’s great cultural gatherings—a vibrant week of music, dance, spectacle, and community culminating in the iconic March 17 parade. For those celebrating from afar, Tourism Ireland is inviting US audiences to experience the excitement of St. Patrick’s Day in real time through exclusive live coverage of the Dublin Parade below.
TV host Jennifer Hale and celebrity Irish chef Donal Skehan co‑hosted the broadcast from the heart of the celebrations, bringing viewers the colour, creativity, and energy of Ireland’s biggest parade as it unfolded.
The St. Patrick’s Day Parade in Dublin city center ran from Parnell Square in the north of the city, down O’Connell Street, over O’Connell Bridge, and through the south side of the city, ending at the Cuffe Street/Kevin Street junction.
The Parade featured 12 large-scale floats from independent parade companies, with over 3,000 participants involved. Returning…