Happy St. Patrick’s Day weekend to all our clients and friends from everyone here at Bannon ☘
Our Bannon team at the MIPIM keynote address by Professor Jeremy Rifkin… Feel free to reach out to Neil Bannon or Roderick Nowlan if you’re around!
Happy International Women’s Day to all of the incredible women we work with, clients and friends of Bannon.
To celebrate, our social committee organised these beautiful cupcakes to arrive this morning by The Cupcake Store, which went down a treat!
Bannon has announced three senior and well deserving appointments to our expanding team.
Jennifer Mulholland has been promoted to Director of Retail, Leigha Mawer to Divisional Director of Property Management and Alex Patterson to Director of Property Management.
Jennifer, Leigha and Alex are pictured with Bannon Managing Director Paul Doyle and Executive Chairman Neil Bannon.
Celebrating Pancake Tuesday in the office with these tasty crêpes by Sweet Cicely.
What a wonderful treat organised by our Social Committee!
Celebrating Valentine’s Day in the office with these beautifully designed, delicious cupcakes by The Cupcake Store.
What a wonderful treat to arrive to!
We at Bannon couldn’t be prouder to be taking part in The Mater Foundation 100-mile challenge again this year. The aim is to walk/run/jog 100 miles in the month of February and help raise vital funds to support life-saving and life-changing Cardiac Care for patients and their families in the Mater Hospital, Dublin.
It would be greatly appreciated if you could support our efforts by making a contribution, big or small, to help change patients lives for the better.
To donate, click here.
Bannon is pleased to welcome this year’s interns. We are delighted to have you join the team and hope you have a fantastic time working with us.
Stephan Van Breda, Troy Ryan, Kate Wolfe, Emily King
What a wonderful treat this morning!
Bannon’s Social Committee is delighted to introduce Coffee and Pastry Mornings, the first of many, to boost morale and welcome new colleagues.
The new Dublin City Development Plan for the period 2022-2028 came into effect on 14th December 2022. The Plan establishes the planning framework for the evolution of the City over a six-year period. One of the most notable changes brought about in this Plan are the restrictions placed on the potential future development of lands zoned ‘Z15 – Institutional and Community’. The Plan states that any residential or commercial development on such lands would only be considered in “highly exceptional circumstances”.
It is estimated that some 1,800 acres of land throughout the City Council administrative area are zoned Z15. While a significant portion of this total comprises existing educational and healthcare facilities, a significant proportion comprises lands privately owned by religious organisations including the Archdiocese of Dublin. In an era where consolidation of parishes is likely to become more prevalent, these properties, which are typically centrally located within local communities, could offer the potential for repurposing as social or private housing and go some way towards the addition of much needed residential stock across the capital. It appears contradictory that the new Development Plan has limited the future development potential of these lands in a time of chronic need and when creative solutions are required most.
Niall Brereton BSc MRICS MSCSI is a Registered Valuer and Director of Professional Services at Bannon.
