New CSO survey to track lives of thousands of Irish babies
Between 15,000 and 16,000 families with a nine-month-old baby will be invited to take part
Between 15,000 and 16,000 families with a nine-month-old baby will be invited to take part
Residential Tenancies Board (RTB) study finds the national standardised average rent paid by new tenants is now €1,612 per month and highest in Co Dublin at €2,128 per month
Some 55 per cent of final year students availing of private tuition to boost chances of accessing university
Goodbody estimates need for up to 60,000 units a year to deal with existing shortfall of supply and population growth.
New ESRI research spotlights some of the root causes of poverty and why significant numbers no longer see the relevance of elections
Survey was conducted in July on behalf of the Migrants Rights Centre of Ireland
Long-term exposure to fine particulate matter can also cause chronic disease and cancer
ESB Networks figures show that more than 100,000 homes are now selling green power back into the grid
‘Disruption and mess associated with home retrofit works cannot be avoided and, in some projects, can substantially impact on family life’
ESRI analysis found increased hospitalisation on hot days, with circulatory and respiratory issues among most common
Housing Delivery Oversight Executive recommended by Housing Commission would exist for five years and have the power to tackle barriers to housing supply
Former asylum seekers who now have status to remain in Ireland told they must leave State accommodation by July 5th
About half the State’s annual corporate tax take – €12 billion – is now classified as windfall
There are numerous estimates of how many homes Ireland has to build. But which one is right?
ESRI/Pobal research finds infections 50 per cent higher in the poorest compared with the richest areas
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Darragh O’Brien says overall housing target for 2025 will probably be 50,000
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First-time buyers are getting older, buying smaller homes and are not necessarily in a couple. Some urban areas other than Dublin are seeing relatively low activity
New report details wide range of possible outcomes for housing demand over coming years
The models suggest no need for a giveaway budget. Will the new finance minister listen?
Private rented sector completions in Dublin set to decline by 68% to 1,600 units in 2025, property company tells Government
Big Four accounting firm also wants standard VAT rate cut to 21% and higher rate income tax threshold raised to €50,000
Generous budget measures, over and above the Government’s 5 per cent spending rule, could trigger overheating dynamics, regulator says
ESRI claims regulator’s move to relax rules has fuelled house price growth and lifted loan-to-income ratios back to Celtic Tiger levels
Proposed changes will slightly increase poverty rates, particularly among children, ESRI says
The extent to which plans in areas such as health, education and transport have been future-proofed against the growth in population is unknown
Barriers include language difficulties and ‘discrimination’ in housing market, including from landlords and letting agents
In highly critical review, ESRI describes regulator’s move to ease its borrowing rules for first-time buyers as ‘premature’
Greenwashing tactics make it difficult for genuinely sustainable businesses to compete against ones that mislead consumers, study finds
Cork-based Sarah Williams says she’s on medication for depression due to stress ‘about the way we’re living’
With elections looming, one might think the announcement couldn’t have come at a better time for Government parties, but it is good news for patients
Most of the trends are positive, although some give cause for concern
Landmark ESRI report looks at how the lives of 13-year-olds have changed compared with their counterparts a decade previously
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Inquests into the nightclub fire that led to the deaths of 48 people
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