Full coverage: Hotels

Ray Byrne and Eoin Doyle own and operate a number of well-known hospitality businesses including the Wineport Lodge in Co Westmeath and the Brazen Head pub in Dublin. Now they are considering bringing their REZz brand of hotels to Dún Laoghaire.

A Scandinavian consortium has reached an agreement to buy Dalata for €1.4 billion. Dalata’s CEO, Dermot Crowley, explains why the deal makes sense.

Feeling undervalued by investors and requiring more capital to fuel its ambitious growth plan, Ireland’s largest hotel group has triggered a strategic review. It is the latest twist in a company formed from the embers of Ireland’s financial collapse.

The Chris Kelly Group has just opened a new 900-person venue in Dublin 2, the largest such opening in years. Its founder Chris Kelly explains how the group now employs 500 people but wants to do more.

New financial information for the core part of the hotel business now separated from Press Up reveals both strength and the need for its eventual refinance.

Receivership and legal action mark the latest developments in Paddy McKillen Jr’s debt challenge.

The decision comes a week after Dublin City Council refused permission for further hotel plans on Baggot Street Lower as the former waste tycoon looks to expand his accommodation offerings in the capital.

Family-owned Moran Hospitality is best-known for the Red Cow Moran Hotel and the Red Cow Inn. But now they've taken over a popular gastropub near the Aviva stadium.

The co-founders of Press Up group are no longer directing day-to-day operations. Instead, its lender has sent in a close-knit group of advisors.

To maintain Ireland’s tourism offering, Dalata CEO Dermot Crowley says that the reduced Vat rate should be reintroduced for restaurants.