RTB pausing and refunding late fees to landlords
The Residential Tenancies Board is applying a temporary pause on the charging of late fees in recognition of “the genuine ...
Read More 70% of consumers considering buying an electric vehicle
70% of consumers in Ireland are considering an electric vehicle as their next car purchase, a new survey by DoneDeal ...
Read More Rent tax credit adds to volume of calls to Revenue
Revenue is experiencing a higher volume of calls due to tenants enquiring about the new rent tax credit. The measure, ...
Read More More interest rate hikes in prospect? Almost certainly
After six years of interest rates sitting at rock bottom, it came as a bit of a jolt when the ...
Read More 2023 travel trends: Cruises, safaris and budget trips
From cruising around the Mediterranean, to backpacking across South America, international travel is set to return full force this year. ...
Read More Businesses urged to avail of energy bill aid scheme
Businesses are being urged to claim for State help with energy bills as new figures show there has been a ...
Read More 28,786 housing units in large developments await An Bord Pleanála permission
There are 28,786 proposed units in a series of large housing and apartment developments currently awaiting a planning permission decision ...
Read More Warning of unsustainable mortgages due to rising rates
The Central Bank faced strong criticism from some TDs at the Oireachtas Finance Committee yesterday over the higher mortgage rates ...
Read More Almost 30,000 new home completions in 2022 – CSO
The number of new dwellings completed in 2022 reached 29,851, according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office today. ...
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