Lenders are set to be given power by the Central Bank to take tracker mortgages off struggling homeowners who are in arrears on their mortgages. Banks will face heavy restrictions if they are to remove trackers from customers but the [...]
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DTZ Sherry FitzGerald has announced the appointment of Aidan Gavin as MD and Peter [...]
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A total of 121 properties with combined reserves totaling €12.1m will be on offer at Allsop Space’s next auction on Thursday July 4th in the Shelbourne Hotel. The residential section includes a housing development and three apartment blocks, as well as 63 residential properties. Eight houses in Cloonfad, Co Roscommon have a reserved not to [...]
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Of the many natural pests found in most gardens, few will contribute more to the gardener’s annoyance and plant losses than the destruction inflicted by slugs and snails on vulnerable garden plants. Few plants especially new plants in the herbaceous or fruit gardens will escape the munching destruction caused by these slimy creatures. Slugs and [...]
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A Drogheda Borough Council Socialist Party councillor in Louth will resign his seat after an unknown member of the public paid the property tax on his behalf. It is understood that Frank Gallagher had refused to pay the tax in protest of so-called ‘stealth taxes’. A statement posted on his Facebook page states that since [...]
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Civil servants in the Department of Finance are frequently surfing the web to check property prices, according to new figures which show that MyHome.ie is the most popular non-news website amongst staff. A list of the top 50 websites visited by computers in Government Buildings, where the country’s economy is managed by both the Department [...]
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The beginning of June greeted us with fantastic warm and sunny Mediterranean weather, a very welcome change to the late cold and damp conditions since the start of the year. With many areas reporting new high temperature records, has pushed plant growth into overdrive. The results are that trees, shrubs and flowers are now all [...]
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A new later date of Q4 2014 for the introduction of water charges is contained in the latest memorandum published by the Department of Finance as part of Ireland’s bailout programme. Since the last such publication, the EU/EC/IMF team has discussed with the Irish authorities a likely date for the introduction of water charges, given [...]
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no way has it bottomed out as the next budget will crucify us even further. Overspending in heal...
