50 City Quay, Dublin 2
**Exciting opportunity in the heart of the innovative Windmill Quarter in Dublin’s South Docks.** We are pleased to present the final ground floor suite (front) of 50 City Quay, Dublin 2. Offering a superb waterside location suitable for both office and retail uses, extending to 692 Sq.ft. Contact Lucy Connolly or Julia Halpenny to schedule an inspection and learn […]
Quayside Shopping Centre is named All-Ireland All-Star Shopping Centre of the Year once again.
Sligo’s Quayside Shopping Centre has once again earned the prestigious title of All-Ireland All-Star Shopping Centre of the Year, bestowed by the All-Ireland Business Foundation. This marks the fifth Business All-Star recognition for this esteemed retail destination. As it enters its 18th year in business, Quayside Shopping Centre stands out for consistently upholding the highest […]
Bannon Retail Pulse – October 2023
In this publication our leasing team summarise some of the more significant recent transactions and Neil Bannon focuses on footfall levels on our two most prominent high streets, namely Grafton Street and Henry Street, where current activity has proved very much contrary to previously predicted bad news speculation. To view the full report, please click here.
Navigating the Transition: From Final Year Student to Graduate Surveyor
In early September I had the privilege of joining Bannon as a Graduate Surveyor. Having completed my internship in Bannon in third and fourth year as part of my Property Economics degree I was already familiar with the office setting and the familiar faces. The positive and friendly atmosphere made this transition seamless. Starting any […]
SCSI 2023 Nexus Masquerade Ball
The Bannon team had a wonderful time at the 2023 Nexus Masquerade-themed Ball on Saturday evening held by the SCSI – Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland in the Morrison Hotel, Dublin. A great night of networking with fellow future leaders of the property industry and we are looking forward to the next one! […]
Budget 2024
The Government aims to have 80% of Irish electricity come from renewable energy. As part of Budget 2024 a €380 million fund has been announced to help households with the green transition and reduce greenhouse gas emissions and energy bills. The doubling of the tax disregard in respect of personal income received by households who […]
