Greg Kavanagh set to buy former Johnny Ronan site as horse breeders’ claim for squatters’ rights rejected
Pony breeders ordered off 14-acre site in Delgany with residential zoning Greg Kavanagh in 2014. Photo; Gerry Mooney…
Money lessons in childhood linked to better financial stability in adulthood, says Bank of Ireland
The bank’s latest Financial Literacy Score Index surveyed adults across Ireland on common money matters A nationwide Financial…
Mortgage lender Dilosk seeing spike in buy-to-let applications
CEO Fergal McGrath believes rental reforms will bolster supply and stimulate interest The lender’s CEO and co-founder ÂFergal…
‘Too many people are navigating finances on an ad hoc basis’ – financial advisers reveal the most common money problems they see with their clients
We asked eight money experts to share the financial challenges their clients struggle with most Financial advisers encounter…
RTÉ’s loss is Ires Reit’s gain as CFO Mari Hurley makes shrewd move
If Hurley’s ambition was to work for a company with front-loaded upside potential, to use the language of…
Mortgage market set for increased competition this year, but rates unlikely to drop significantly
Lenders are expected to make selective adjustments to mortgage rates rather than engaging in major price cuts, according…
Daft report reveals steepest house price rises and supply gaps around Ireland
More second-hand homes available to buy in Dublin than other areas, new report shows House prices have risen…
PTSB partners with BuildWright to offer green mortgages for modular homes
Modular homes are largely built offsite and can be completed within six months Stock photo of a modular…
How is the family home divided after divorce or separation in Ireland?
The family home is a common sticking point in divorce, leaving many couples stuck in limbo. Here, separated…
Stringent new tenancy rules spark ‘stampede’ of landlords from market as fears for renters grow
Housing agencies urging landlords not to have a ‘rash reaction’ to proposals Tenants are facing the threat of…
Who are the people getting 4.75 times income mortgages? And who’s getting left behind?
Each year up to 15pc of new mortgages are granted exemptions, with applicants allowed to borrow up to…
Insurance companies warn homebuyers they won’t cover high subsidence risk
In areas of Ireland most affected by subsidence – including parts of counties Cork, Galway, Clare and Roscommon…