In 2009, 60% of people thought it was a ‘good time’ to buy a house. Now? That figure is 14%
That has dropped from 60% in December 2009.
‘We have to live together and get along’: The local East Wall group welcoming refugees to the area
Volunteers working in the group told The Journal that feedback from people in the area has been “so positive”.
Housing minister: ‘I’ll be frank, we’ve got to revisit the tax treatment for small landlords’
In an interview with The Journal, the housing minister said tax measures is one way to keep landlords in the market.
Dublin property price ceilings under First Home Scheme to increase to €475,000
Maximum property price ceilings are to increase from 1 January.
Drilling for Data: Growing energy needs fuelling rise in data centre emissions
Noteworthy analysis reveals onsite carbon emissions are over 35 times higher within the space of a decade.
‘Five grand can’t give me my son back’: Mother and Baby Home survivors hit out at redress plans
The final episode of Redacted Lives explores redress and plans to finally excavate the site of the former mother and baby home in Tuam.
Taoiseach rotation: Here’s how the day will play out as Varadkar takes over from Martin
Micheál Martin will travel to Áras an Uachtaráin this morning to submit his resignation as Taoiseach
‘Hi Mum’ WhatsApp scam crops up in Ireland as new figures reveal a surge in fraud arrests
Over 400 people have been arrested for fraud offences so far this year.
