Greater representation of women in Donegal essential for meeting housing challenges
The Construction Industry Federation is calling for sustained strong leadership to further grow the number of women in…
Changes for new tenancies will kick in tomorrow – here's what renters need to know – The Journal
Changes for new tenancies will kick in tomorrow – here’s what renters need to know The JournalNew rental rules…
New record as more than 17,000 people in emergency accommodation last month – The Journal
New record as more than 17,000 people in emergency accommodation last month The JournalOver 17,000 homeless last month in…
Here are the 35 politicians who declared themselves as landlords last year
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Ireland needs to find 100,000 construction workers in the next four years to meet housing targets
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Ireland’s largest landlord ‘boasts’ about 25% increase in rents due to Government’s new Bill
Opposition parties have been slamming the Government for the reforms that will come into effect from March 1…
‘Perma-gloom’ – most people in Ireland expect the prices of goods and services to keep rising for years
Lack of progress in tackling issues such as cost of living is fuelling negativity, research shows A majority…
President Connolly signs bill to pave the way for new rent rules – The Journal
President Connolly signs bill to pave the way for new rent rules The JournalResidential Tenancies Bill signed into law…
People ‘should be fed up’ with lack of housing and infrastructure in Ireland, says John Collison
The Stripe co-founder, whose company value has jumped to $159bn, also said Trump’s US tariffs have not damaged…
Ireland facing a looming ‘pensions timebomb’
Ireland faces a looming “pensions timebomb”, with the ratio of workers to over-65s set to more than halve…
Cork neighbours falling out over parking as housing shortage forces adult children to live at home
Long-standing friendships between neighbours in council estates are breaking down as adult children who cannot afford to move…
Colleges to be asked to cut number of days students must be on campus
Third-level institutions will be asked to examine reducing the number of days students must be on campus for…