First-time buyers get record number of mortgage approvals – despite property prices rising 10pc a year
The number of first-time buyers approved to take out a mortgage has hit a record – despite strong property price rises.
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The number of first-time buyers approved to take out a mortgage has hit a record – despite strong property price rises.
The RSA has launched a road safety campaign to coincide with new data showing high levels of alcohol and drugs in driver toxicology testing.
Intel Monday announced CEO Pat Gelsinger has resigned after a difficult three-year stint at the company. The once-dominant chipmaker’s stock cratered as it missed the AI boom and was surpassed…
A long-standing business in Waterford city has announced its permanent closure.
Is a bottle of wine still a go-to, or should we come bearing fine cheeses, fancy olive oil and artisanal pesto, as some online commentators suggest?
Stellantis's chief executive has resigned after a difficult year, which saw the firm announce Luton's Vauxhall plant will close in April.
The National Transport Authority has launched the increase in taxi fares to reflect the rising costs of running a taxi.
I’ve always been somewhat ambivalent towards the Dacia Jogger. On one hand, it’s almost annoyingly good at being exactly what it claims to be: a spacious, ...
Helen Higgins,Cloonfaughna, Knock, Co Mayo and Renmore, Galway - peacefully in the kind care of the Galway Hospice (November 30th, 2024)Helen will be deeply missed and forever in the hearts…
The recalls, issued by the Food Safety Authority of Ireland in the past week, affects a range of chicken wings and drumsticks, which may pose serious health risks if consumed
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Prof Donal O’ Shea is the HSE lead on obesity and a regular commentator on the dangers of marketing ‘junk and fast food’ to children