Catching a fugitive: How ex-solicitor Michael Lynn stayed on the run for eight years
Facing criminal charges, he could soon be back in Ireland.
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Facing criminal charges, he could soon be back in Ireland.
The Fine Gael TD said the phrase was “synonymous with Nazi inhumanity”.
New research suggests that young people were able to leave the family home sooner than ever before after the financial crash.
The auction, run by Allsop Space, had been due to finish this morning before hitting major technical difficulties
Original development costs for Moyvalley resort could have been as high as €80 million.
The campaigner is fighting to be allowed run in upcoming elections, despite her bankruptcy.
The Department of Finance’s latest figures shows the number of accounts in arrears has fallen since October last year.
The scale of the economic and financial catastrophe that befell Ireland was virtually unprecedented in post-war industrial country history; we need to examine the inadequacies of the Irish policymaking process, write Donal Donovan and Antoin E Murphy.
The property owners are at risk of legal action once banks’ ability to seek repossession is restored following the passing of new legislation, a new report states.
There’s a crisis in the buy-to-let sector due to landlords falling into mortgage arrears and innocent tenants are getting caught in the chaos. Receivers have to realise people renting properties are not commodities, writes Bod Jordan.
Wall Street Journal sister site MarketWatch recommends Ireland as its top spot for a happy retirement.
The Kilkee Bay Hotel has a maximum reserve of €315,000 while a bar in Clifden, Galway has a reserve of €450,000.
Breaking via The Mire wire: Kerry priest tells children there is no God; Government pledge to help homeowners become homeless; Craig Doyle = why?
A working paper shows Ireland’s property crash is among the most drastic in the world – and it may take years to recover.
Development in Ranelagh, Dublin 6 being put to market with apartments, office space and car parking in one lot.
Latest distressed property features former convent in Tipperary with top reserve price of €100,000.
NAMA had planned to fill 2000 homes by the end of 2012.
A castle in Kildare sold for €195,000 after attracting huge interest from buyers at the Allsop property auction.
Researchers at AIRO have put together the maps which show average prices and rents for more than 1,000 areas across the country over the past five years.
A research paper tries to examine why Irish house prices keep falling – and suggests the drop has gone too far.
It’s in Cavan but it’s a two-bed semi-detached – just one of the ‘distressed’ properties in latest auction.
Two house price reports are out today – both say house prices still falling, but one says that slide is now very slow. Tell us what you think…
In the final part of the series of interviews with politicians, Eamon Ryan explains how he hopes people will be willing to vote for the Green Party again by the next election
Following TheJournal.ie’s story on unusual house sale in Westmeath, another Midlands couple says negative equity has forced them to look at alternative. But will it work?
Have property prices finally bottomed out? We’d better hope not, writes Michael Taft.
Her building crumbling and in legal limbo, Alsa Campbell writes about how tenants are finding themselves at the sharp end of landlords’ financial troubles.
At the same time, one-fifth of all mortgage holders are believed to be having difficulties in meeting mortgage repayments.
Property prices are down a massive 46 per cent from their peak, according to new figures from the CSO.
As the property crash continues to bite, people are avoiding big commitments to their homes, cars and even relationships, writes Gerard O’Neill.
The campaign to have debt forgiveness introduced for those unable to meet their home loan payments is gathering voice. Do you think there should be such a scheme?
Chorus of calls for Government to organise a mortgage debt relief scheme for worst-off householders builds to crescendo – and now a government junior minister is backing it…
Daft.ie report shows property price fall accelerated in second quarter of 2011. Asking prices nationally fell 5 per cent in three months.
Organisers of July firesale of properties in Dublin says he is not put off by collapse in sales at Cork ‘discounted’ property auction last week.
Flick through our slideshow to see some of the rock-bottom reserve prices on ‘distressed’ properties that are heading for auction.
Sale of ‘distressed’ properties is set for 15 April in Dublin – and agent says the homes and commercial spaces on offer will be priced “aggressively”.