Daughter and solicitor ordered to pay damages to mother over fraudulent transfer of home
Daughter hit with €75,000 bill and solicitor €30,000 with judge threatening further action against both of them
Property Registration Authority
Owners of Dublin commercial property settle aspect of claim alleging fraud against UK firm
The settlement involves the former tenant of the building and the Property Registration Authority
Leitrim vacant house figures: Sentimentality and demographics among reasons for county’s predicament
Behind statistics for Leitrim's unoccupied homes lie a culture of underutilisation, definitions of what’s habitable and family reluctance to sell
North Dublin industrial site with ready access to M50 guiding at €2.63m
Holding of 4.37 acres has road frontage to N2 and is zoned for development of logistics, warehousing and other uses
Hatherton leads the charge as wealthy buyers snap up Dublin’s high-end houses
Detached Dartry grande dame secures €6.45m while Samuel Beckett’s childhood home in Foxrock sells for €3.8m
A park bench has been installed at our front door. What can we do?
Property Clinic: It’s important to confirm the extent of a property’s boundary before buying
Right to single-occupancy offices to end under civil service reform plan
Action plan will increase opening hours in areas dealing with the public
My neighbour is using a lane I own to access his house. What can I do?
Property Clinic: Even with title deeds, issues can arise if land isn’t used for several years
Can I put up a fence and force my neighbour to spend on a survey?
Property Clinic: The approach you propose seems rather hostile and inconsiderate
‘I’ve found a derelict garden in an estate. How do I go about buying it?’
Property Clinic: Reader hopes an apparently abandoned garden might be a site for a home
Estate of late FG councillor John Bailey secures injunction over alleged trespass
Temporary injunction prevents lands being sprayed with weedkiller
Sean FitzPatrick seeks permission to build new house behind Wicklow home
Former Anglo banker and wife lodge planning application to Wicklow County Council
Pride Parade: Day of special moments as Rainbow Revolution sweeps Dublin
Garda Síochána, GAA and Macra na Feirme all make debut appearances in key LGBT+ event
Our neighbours refuse to recognise our land boundary, what can we do?
Property Clinic: Your neighbours have consulted a solicitor, it’s time you did too
Growth of public sector proves key driver of Dublin office market
Savills report finds 500,000sq ft of additional space needed for new State employees
Can I quietly register our right of way access without upsetting my neighbour?
Property Clinic: In casual conversation my neighbour has stated no right of way exists
Man released from custody after purging his contempt
Brendan Gildea sent to Mountjoy after refusing to undertake not to trespass on land
Landmark ruling may affect hundreds of repossession cases
Court of Appeal upholds registration of vulture fund as owner of charge on man’s home
Canadian-owned seaweed firm to resubmit applications for licence
Revised application to harvest seaweed on west coast may take ‘over a year’
Law Society calls for amnesty on planning permission breaches
Move seeks an amnesty on residential properties built outside of planning regulations more than seven years ago
Can a developer draw up a new boundary for land adjoining mine?
Property Clinic: Your property questions and queries answered
Court seeks clarification on key issue in repossession order
Question of registration of property following bank merger could affect hundreds of cases
A boundary issue with a house we’re viewing. Should we run a mile?
What are our options legally? Is there a prospect of reclaiming the land?
We’ve lost house deeds – will they really take three years to replace?
It will be time-consuming but it should not take quite that long
Mid-rank civil servants fear amalgamated unions would be swamped
‘Super union’ of PSEU, CPSU and Impact would have 80,000 members in public service
Olympic tickets inquiry calls for public submissions
Members of the public asked to write to Moran Inquiry on experiences of getting tickets for Games
Squatters bring life to old buildings
An anarchist collective in Dublin city centre has transformed an abandoned 19th century building into a social centre hosting gigs, screenings and workshops
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