Idea that only councils should build social housing is nonsense

Not true that State can deliver much more cheaply than private sector

Turn-key homes ‘central’ to solving housing crisis

Chief of Co-operative Housing Ireland speaking as Carrigaline development opens

Dublin tenants most fearful of losing rental accommodation

Survey reveals that 42% of Dublin tenants faced rent rises in past 18 months

Property bubble of 2000s not being repeated, Nama chair says

Banks are more prudent and borrowers will only pay realistic prices for properties

More than 1 million have €50 or less left at the end of month

470,000 have nothing left at end of month, a fall of 10,000, survey shows

Credit union bodies in dispute over supposed agreement by Central Bank

ILCU dropped lawsuit against Central Bank in light of ‘new role’ outlined in letter

‘Fair City’ fictional suburb gets its first credit union

RTÉ soap agrees three-year sponsorship with Irish League of Credit Unions

Monthly disposable income increased by €50 in December

Credit unions’ survey finds 500,000 still have nothing left after paying bills

Credit unions to offer travel insurance

New Coveru.ie holiday insurance underwritten by AIG Europe

Credit Unions report loan arrears of €725m for 12 months to September

Irish League of Credit Unions chief executive Kieron Brennan says figures reflect ‘ongoing economic challenges’

Credit union movement undergoing a period of seismic change

Is the Central Bank’s drive to move credit unions into its regulatory net at odds with the ethos of the movement?

Protecting the social fabric

Survey finds 1.18 million adults have €50 left after bills paid

Financial position improving for many, credit union study finds

Restructuring looms for community-based lenders

With almost three million members, credit unions have come under stricter regulation and many could be restructured