My goodness, my Guinness. Diageo head of Ireland on the €1bn regeneration project set to bring Dublin’s brewery site to life

Diageo has launched a search for a development partner to develop a €1bn (£890m) urban quarter on the site of the Guinness brewery in Dublin.

The drinks company wants to develop a 1.5m sq ft mixed-use development called the St James’s Gate Quarter on 12.6 acres of surplus land at the St James’ Gate site where Guinness has been brewed for more than 250 years. It has appointed Deloitte Real Estate to manage the tender process.

Oliver Loomes, country director for Diageo Ireland explains the vision.