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Ireland has been attracting much attention as one of the fastest-growing economies in Europe. The significant investment from foreign firms has made Dublin one of the top tech hubs around this part of the globe. And this growth is not showing any signs of slowing down as more companies express their continued interest in putting […]
The global collapse of the real estate market over a decade ago hit Ireland hard. But several years since then, the positive outlook towards the country changed as the economy started to grow steadily. As a result, many cities, especially the capital, have been on the watch list as the hottest locations to invest in […]
Maydenhayes, Mornington, had an exciting day on Sunday the 17th of September, when TV3’s Showhouse Showdown came to film. Ireland’s newest Interiors show, hosted by well-known Design Celebrities – Laurence Llewelyn-Bowen and Neville Knott, drew a crowd of almost 300 people. Showhouse Showdown, sees two new builds and two interior designers, go head to head […]
Maydenhayes are excited to announce that their three much admired fully fitted show houses with stunning kitchens, open plan living, walk in wardrobes and mature gardens will be going on the market this weekend 26th August 2017.
The Yeats House Did you know William Butler Yeats’ ancestors may have already carved a small piece into Irish History and modern language centuries before WB Yeats was born? The connection dates all the way back to 1492 and takes place in St Patrick’s Cathedral, Dublin. The Door of Reconciliation Story Back in the 15th […]
The ultra-modern Beckett house gets its name from one of the last Modernist Irish writers Samuel Beckett.
Mornington Village and Mornington Beach are steeped in history, each with its own tales of folklore as well as historical events. The legend that has filtered down through generations of the Maiden Tower and the Lady’s Finger is a classic story of romance and tragedy, as all good folk tales are.
The inspiration behind the Maydenhayes houses – James Joyce. Born in Rathgar, Dublin,he was author of Dubliners, Ulysses, and Finnegans Wake. Bloomsday on the 16th of June is celebrated throughout Ireland in his honour.
This delightful, airy house’s namesake is a nod to Seamus Heaney, who inspired many around the world during his effusive 5 decade career.
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