We are very grateful for all the support we have received for our upcoming golf event in Carton House in aid of North Westmeath Hospice. The event has been sponsored by Joule and we have 28 teams golfing on the day. All in all a great result for the WDBN and our charity partner. All we need now is for the weather to play ball!
Wishing all our clients and friends a very Happy Easter from all the team at Bannon
A shot from today’s Bannon town hall meeting. We simply can’t wait to get back to work with this great team in the non virtual world….
Bannon is delighted to support the @scsi recently launched Climate & Biodiversity Emergency Declaration. The “Surveyor’s Declare” document is an important resource for Surveyors who have signed up in support of a framework for Surveyors who are committing to play their part in the climate change challenge.
Liverpool FC have launched a brand new pop-up store in the Swords Pavilions Shopping Centre, making it the second official club store in Dublin.
Since 2017, TU Dublin and Chartered Surveyors and Commercial Property Consultants, Bannon, have collaborated on an Applied Investment and Asset Valuations module for final-year Property Economics students.
The joint venture between Paul Doyle and Roderick Nowlan of Bannon, and Emer Byrne and Eloise Heron of TU Dublin underpins the appetite for both the university and industry to engage collaboratively around a real-world challenge in the property market. Speaking in May 2019 – Rod Nowlan, Executive director at Bannon outlined “the importance of the industry to engage early with students to help them transition from conceptual learning to actual live case files”.
The module, Applied Investment and Asset Valuations, challenges students to connect what they have learned over four years on the Property Economics degree to solve a real-world Asset Valuation and Investment challenge in the property industry.
Speaking at the prize-giving ceremony, Emer Byrne, Real Estate and Valuations Lecturer in TU Dublin said, “This module allows Property Economics students to use their learning to develop a deeper understanding of the complexities in the property sector.”
The 2018/2019 winners were as follows: Aine O’Flaherty, Kevin O’Rourke, Jane Donnelly, Daniel Marshall, Joseph Lee
The 2017/2018 winners were as follows: Sylvia Warren, Claire Meade, Natalia Delaney, Hanna McKenna, Matthew Foster
Staff from Bannon are excited to volunteer their day today to Alone Ireland.
The day will be spent on a variety of activities which included general maintenance work, decorating and gardening in Willie Bermingham Place, Kilmainham. This is a ALONE development which provide assisted housing to people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness. Thank you to the very generous contributions from Bannon partners we were able to donate supplies Lynch Interact and MCR Group.
In 2018 Bannon staff volunteered for 2 days with Alone. The first day was spent carrying out cleaning, maintenance and painting to residential units which were acquired by Alone for permanent housing for older people who are homeless or at risk of homelessness.
On the second day, Bannon staff carried out grounds maintenance to one of Alone’s residential developments, this helped tidy up the landscape areas and provide the residents with a colourful, safe area to enjoy. See us in action!
This year, Bannon staff are gearing up to volunteer with Alone again and are tasked with more gardening and maintenance on the 16th August.
Not only do these volunteering days give back to our local community, it reminds us of the importance of caring for our elderly and the challenges that some face in the older years.
The Peter McVerry Trust’s Wexford Cycle is looking for people to take part next month in order to raise money for homelessness.
Weaving its way from UCD to Wexford Town, the hugely popular cycle passes through some of Wicklow and Wexford’s most scenic spots.
This year marks the event’s 30th anniversary and will see around 400 cyclists take part, a far cry from the original event, when just four students from UCD set off to raise money for the homeless charity.
The cycle is geared up to provide a fun day out for cyclists of all abilities and provides a great opportunity to experience the splendour of the sunny South East.
The event is rounded off with a BBQ and music in Clayton Whites Hotel in Wexford Town, where participants can relax and enjoy the post-cycle celebrations.
With over 10,000 people currently experiencing homelessness, the Peter McVerry trust provides well needed support to all that need it. The cycle takes place on the 14th of September.
If you wish to take part please click here to their website for further details.
Another great 5km run thanks to Dublin Airport Central. One of many events hosted by Dublin Airport Central for tenants of the campus.
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