Irish Mortgage Holders Association

Institutions will be fined and customers compensated but will anything really change?

Q&A: Conor Pope explains what Government’s plan to tackle long-term debt entails

Private ambulance operator service reports a €101,231 profit for year ending June 2015

Plans in train for voluntary body to competefor €150m home loans by next summer

First group set to restart lives without the onerous ‘burden of unsustainable debt’

Introduction of one-year bankruptcy term was a lifeline for a mortgage-troubled couple

High Court approves compensation of up to €25,000 for tracker mortgage customers

Creditors rejected personal insolvency arrangement, court documents show

Energy of Console’s interim chief executive contrasts with approach of State agencies

Home owner claimed he would not have gone bankrupt if Permanent TSB had not overcharged

Vulture fund that bought mother-of-four's mortgage told her to pay off arrears or leave

Phoenix Project: A group of volunteers backed by two unknown farmer-philanthropists has helped thousands of debt-ridden people stay in their homes in Ireland’s midlands. How?

'I think what the figures show is the banks using the courts to get people to engage with them'

Mortgage holders’ spokesman warns that repossessions will reach 25,000 this year

Judge dealing with dispute between Stepstone and Dublin couple in arrears

Every loan concession means someone else has to pay - Boucher

Finance Committee hears concern over inconsistencies in handling of distressed mortgages

Provision allows banks to recoup any profit made by borrowers for up to 20 years

With banks determined to keep both parties on the hook, separating couples who share a mortgage are left with little choice but to remain living under the same roof