Yew Grove executive lands top role with property trust’s Canadian buyer
Charles Peach to join Slate Office Reit as chief financial officer on completion of takeover
Goodbye Yew Grove Reit, investors barely knew you
Market Beat: Government policy has made life increasingly difficult for reits
Yew Grove’s Canadian suitor begins raising capital for €127.8m deal
Slate Office Reit will sell shares and subordinated debt to buy Irish property company
Jail for man who conspired to buy guns and grenades on Dark Net
Plan was discovered by an undercover FBI agent monitoring illegal online purchases
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Food File: Restaurants extend their menus to include a little wellness and design
Dublin man jailed for five years for IRA membership
FBI agent uncovered Dublin-based plot to buy a grenade, handgun and Semtex online
Archaeological revelations in Meath offer a historic opportunity
Brú na Bóinne finds have captured public’s imagination, and raise questions for the State
Yew Grove eyes further share sales within year of IPO
Trust’s IPO this week is at bottom end of the €75m-€100m range originally targeted
Yew Grove raises three-quarters of original €100m IPO target
Property investment company aims to build portfolio worth up to €500m
Yew Grove Reit expects to IPO in early June
New real estate vehicle likely to seek €80m from flotation
Irish property trust eschews hedge funds ahead of IPO
Yew Grove Reit targets long-term investors as it seeks to raise €100 million
Cashing in on the recovery of the property market
Shareholders and executives reap rewards of recovery driven by property supply shortage
Top IDA executive lined up to chair new Irish property Reit
Irish real-estate investment trust is preparing to float in Dublin and London this month
Winter solstice at Newgrange broadcast live around the world
Shaft of light enters 5,000-year-old tomb at sunrise, if skies are clear
Late photographer Walter Pfeiffer’s last collection is published
Artistic interpretation of archaeological dig on Inishlyon also on Clifden festival programme
Ancient shipwreck exposed by wind and tide on south Mayo coast
Research also finds possible monastery or Bronze Age fortress on Kid island
Newgrange sun trap may be only 50 years old, says archaeologist
Evidence solstice monument was Iron Age ‘Hiberno-Roman cult site’ was ‘underplayed’
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Berlin attack suspect released, deported husband returns and Mexico explosion
Newgrange ‘renowned for all the wrong reasons’
Archaeologist disputes theory accurate capturing of winter solstice was 5,000 years old
Stone from ‘lost’ Grace O’Malley castle found on Inishbofin
Island ‘clearly of major military and economic importance’ during Middle Ages
Rare 12th century kite brooch found in Connemara
US student makes discovery while on archaeology field trip to Omey Island
Archaeologist warns of further rockfalls on Skellig Michael
Puffins and other seabirds stripping back weather-damaged vegetation
The coast with the most: 55 secrets from Ireland’s edge
We asked coastal cognoscenti for the inside track on the best lesser-known sights and activities dotted around Ireland’s 7,800km coastline this bank holiday weekend
Two shipwrecks discovered along Connemara coastline
Vessels from 18th- and 19th-centuries found in bays that were renowned for smuggling
Tomb thought to be more than 5,000 years old discovered
Site on Sligo/Leitrim border may not have been found until now due to mountain setting
Star Wars filming may return to Skellig Michael
Irish Film Board refuses to deny discussions on use of Unesco world heritage site in film
Survey of tower house on Galway estate ‘authorised’
16th century structure on Ballynahinch Castle Hotel estate owned by Denis O’Brien
Megalithic rock-scribing found near Croagh Patrick
Prehistoric ornamentation may have been inspired by ‘rolling sun’ phenomenon
Archaeologist calls for State remedial unit after Storm Rachel coastal erosion
Midden deposits in Roundstone among areas damaged
Walk in a winter wonderland
Enjoy the eye-watering whiteness of a frosty morning or the mystery of a solstice night walk
Closing the book: a helicopter crash survivor reaches the end of his bucket list
Michael Gibbons was the only survivor of a helicopter crash in 2005. Despite injuries to his spine and brain, he has rebuilt his life – which he says he now lives to the full
Ancient oak track on Galway coast dated to 1700 BC
Evidence suggests Galway Bay is less than 3,700 years old
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