#IveaghMarket

by Stephen Davis on Feb 17th, 2025 - 1342 Views

Historic Iveagh Markets to Undergo Roof Renovation Dublin, February 2025 — The iconic Iveagh Markets, located on Francis Street in Dublin, are set to receive a significant facelift with the commencement of a major roof renovation project in early 2025. This project, estimated at a cost of €11 million,... 

by Shane Adlum on Jan 21st, 2020 - 3764 Views

Dublin City Council Looking to Take Back Possession of The Iveagh Markets – Shane Adlum reports on the DCC’s plan to take control of the beleaguered local icon  The long running saga of the redevelopment of The Iveagh Markets has taken another twist as Dublin City Council announce plans... 

by Shane Adlum on Sep 3rd, 2019 - 6279 Views

Guinness Brewery’s proposed development The Continuous Development of Dublin 8 – In this article, Shane Adlum rounds up all the major developments happening in the coming years to Dublin 8  The population of Dublin 8 will significantly increase in the next few years with several high-profile... 

by Ross Murray on May 11th, 2018 - 4651 Views

The Iveagh Market – A Past In this first part of a two part article, Ross Murray discusses the origins of the Iveagh Market.  One of Dublin’s iconic buildings and forums in times past. At one point there were numerous markets scattered throughout Dublin, but by the mid nineties most of these disappeared... 

by Gillian Kelly on Mar 11th, 2015 - 6115 Views

Iveagh Markets reopening delayed until 2018 The Iveagh Markets are not going to reopen until the spring of 2018 according to a recent interview between the online paper “The Liberty” and developer Martin Keane (Viewable here).  Liberties native Keane, stated that he wants to have the €90 million... 

by David Carr on Oct 17th, 2014 - 2727 Views

Dublin 8- At the Tipping Point? Back before the bottom fell out of the boom there were certain things that appeared certain. We were all rich, we were set to get richer and Temple Bar would gradually spread south past Christ Church and on up through Thomas and James street. And while the area could...