Wild Atlantic Way walking path ‘could be Ireland’s Camino de Santiago’
Ambitious proposal being explored by Fáilte Ireland could boost tourism in many rural communities but land ownership issues could be complex
Rent crisis: ‘I’m stuck in a limbo between adulthood and childhood’
A new series on Ireland’s undersupplied rental market and the toll it’s taking on society
Alternative funding for cost rental homes must be considered, Minister says
European Investment Bank and international pension funds may play ‘central role’ in delivery
Poor council housing: ‘It’s like Angela’s Ashes in here sometimes’
Tenants in Dublin, Cork and Limerick still face ‘dire conditions’ despite European ruling
Repossession study profiles late 2019 but what looms post-Covid?
Cantillon: Surrender of private dwellings may increase as coronavirus hits economy
Banks behind twice as many home repossessions as vulture funds
NUIG research shows non-Irish institutions involved in one-third of listed cases
Life with mortgage arrears in Ireland: I had ‘seizures from stress’
The predicted ‘tsunami’ of home repossessions has not occurred. But the issue remains a tinderbox
New guide aims to help borrowers in mortgage distress
Authors say document can also be used by anyone forced off a tracker mortgage or given incorrect interest calculations
Extend halting site invite to Pope Francis, says Fr Peter McVerry
Travelling community told at conference to ‘demand of bishops that they stand by you’
Melding consumer protection and competition policy mistaken
Mortgage market and lending issues expose flaw in creating single State agency
New law would help prevent home repossessions
At least 30,000 households face losing their homes due to mortgage arrears
The eviction and death of Bríd Cummins
Julie Grace has written a book about what she believes was an abuse of power by Galway City Council in their move to evict a vulnerable woman in 2004
Distressed mortgage-holders need three key issues to be addressed
‘Evictions to nowhere’ can constitute a violation of human dignity
State faces Strasbourg action over ‘poor-quality’ housing
Residents of 20 council estates in Dublin, Cork and Limerick cite human rights breach
Galway’s property growth: is it a blip? Is it a bubble? Is it bananas?
House sales are up in the city and county, but ghost estates, “repo courts” and big price differences are still part of the property landscape
NUIG law lecturer leads EU survey on housing evictions
Two-year project to examine evictions from mortgaged, rental and other properties with focus on right to housing
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