House prices rose by an average of 3.7% nationwide in first quarter
Housing price inflation reached an eight-year high as supply tightens further.
Still no respite on house price inflation, which hits eight-year high
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Daire Hickey to give evidence in bitter Web Summit legal dispute
Hickey wants chief executive Paddy Cosgrave to buy him out of his 7% stake in the tech conference business
Ryanair establishes subscription service offering discounted flights
Called Prime, the new offer by Ryanair will cost €79 a year and offer up to 12 discounted flights per annum
Ryanair launches Prime membership that will ‘save Irish flyers €100s’
There are only a limited number of subscriptions available for Irish travellers
Dublin bakery chain Thunders Café to cease trading after more than 50 years in business
The company attributed the closure to ‘difficult trading conditions in recent months’, adding that trading has become ‘unstable’
‘Many interventions’ have been made in housing market
Central Bank Governor Gabriel Makhlouf has said that "many interventions" have already been made in the housing market.
Dublin-based bakery chain Thunders is closing down
Customers with outstanding pre-orders will be contacted by management in the coming days.
Delayed national housing plan to be brought before Cabinet shortly
The National Planning Framework will be brought to Cabinet shortly – and without it, Ireland will never meet its housing target.
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Minister criticised for saying Government ‘winning the battle’ on housing
The Central Bank has projected that the Government will miss its own housing targets for the next three years, having also underdelivered in 2024.