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2. Dalata Hotel Group - Wikipedia

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   As of May 2024, Dalata operates 49 hotels under the brands Maldron Hotels (22) and Clayton Hotels (27) as well as four independently named properties in three countries. [1] Notable properties include the Clayton Hotel, Limerick, one of the tallest hotels in Ireland, [7] and the Clayton Burlington Hotel, Dublin. [8]

3. List of hotels in Ireland - Wikipedia

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   Hotel Location Opened Closed Chain Proprietor Class Number of rooms Notes The Belvedere Hotel: Great Denmark Street — Berkeley Court Hotel: Ballsbridge: 21 July 1978 [5] 1 January 2016 [6] Pascal Vincent Doyle: 200 [7] Burlington Hotel. Dublin 2: 1972 [8] — Clayton Hotels: Clarence Hotel. 6–8 Wellington Quay 1852 — Clontarf Castle ...

4. Burlington Hotel (Dublin) - Wikipedia

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   The DoubleTree chain assumed management in 2013, and the hotel was rebranded as DoubleTree by Hilton Dublin – Burlington Road. [3] In 2016, Blackstone sold the hotel to the German investment bank DekaBank , and a 25-year lease to operate the hotel was granted to the Dalata Hotel Group , which rebranded it within their Clayton Hotels brand as ...

5. List of tallest buildings in Ireland - Wikipedia

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   The Gateway Hotel (formerly Crowne Plaza) Dundalk: Hotel: 2007: 14 [18] 58 m (190 ft) 11 Sandyford Central, Block D Dublin Residential 2023 17 [19] 57.1 m (187 ft) [19] [20] 12: Clayton Hotel: Limerick: Hotel: 2002: 17: 57 m (187 ft) 13: Boland's Quay: Dublin: Mixed use: 2020: 13: 54 m (177 ft) 14: Metro Hotel, Ballymun: Dublin: Hotel: 2005: 15 ...

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7. DAA (company) - Wikipedia

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   No act to privatise Dublin Airport Authority or any of the airports has been passed however. The Dublin Airport Authority was officially renamed DAA with effect from November 2014. [8] In 2016, DAA paid a €18.3m dividend to the State, its first since 2009. [9] In September 2017, Dalton Philips was appointed as its CEO. [10]