PROPERTY · PARTNERSHIP · LEGACY

Michael Doyle.

Seeing potential.
Building it together.

A personal journey in property — from our family’s first pub to ambitious development partnerships.

Exterior of the Temple Bar property on Sycamore Street — owner-supplied marketing photograph
FROM THE PORTFOLIOTemple Bar · Dublin
A personal record of places & possibilities
KNOW WHERE YOU STAND

In debt? Facing a legal problem?
Know your rights first.

If debt pressure, probate or a legal dispute is hanging over your property, start with your rights and the free official services that exist to help you — information in plain English, never legal or financial advice.

Your rights and free help
£300k → £3.6m

London pub · purchase to sale with planning

5 homes

Planning permission granted through my team

€9m

Temple Bar · owner-reported valuation

OWNER-REPORTED FIGURES
NOT INDEPENDENTLY VERIFIED
A PERSONAL PORTFOLIO

Projects with a story.

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The site today, now known as Nord One — per my account
Islington, LondonCompleted

A London pub sold with permission granted through my team.

Purchase price£300,000
Owner-reported sale price£3.6 million
Bar and seating interior — April 2024 marketing photograph
Dublin, IrelandCurrent

The next chapter in a property journey.

Purchase price€2.35 million
Owner-reported valuation€9 million
Whelan’s pub frontage, Wexford Street, Dublin — public photograph
Dublin, IrelandHeritage

Our family’s first pub. A lasting influence.

LET’S BUILD SOMETHING TOGETHER

You have the land.
Let’s explore its potential.

Development knowledge, an established team and a shared ambition. Partnerships for suitable properties, with a no-win-no-fee approach subject to agreement.

Explore a partnership
Whelan’s pub frontage, 25 Wexford Street, Dublin — the family’s first pub, public photograph
Whelan’s serpent — a Book of Kells–style emblem drawn from Michael’s original Whelans Live! designWHERE IT ALL BEGAN

Family roots.
A forward-looking vision.

Whelan’s was our family’s first pub — my stepfather’s and mother’s legacy. The name still hangs above the door today.

The Whelan’s story