Social housing projects at risk as State agency hikes lending rates

Housing bodies say higher borrowing costs will stop some new projects being built

New €30m cost-rental scheme announced for Cork city

Housing agency Clúid unveils plan for 88 apartments at city’s Lancaster Quay site

Social housing providers not squeezing out buyers

Some estates might not be built without social housing funding

Number of cars abandoned more than trebles in three years

Taxpayers often left to foot bill with just one litter fine handed out over 648 Dublin cases

‘A skilled and flexible workforce’

Brian O’Gorman, managing partner, Arthur Cox

Mortgage-to-rent applications in limbo with local authorities

Housing Agency data shows seven areas in which not one case has been processed

Mortgage-to-rent scheme faces ‘cultural resistance’

Group says opposition from local authorities and lenders is causing project to ‘struggle’

Faith and begorrah: Ireland makes its case to New Yorkers

New York Times ran eight-page pullout on Ireland featuring several blue-bloods of Irish economic and public life

Arthur Cox wins women at work award

Who runs Ireland?

The 50 people - in public service, business and law - who run the Republic

EU funds sought for multi-million euro regeneration programme

Discussions under way to procure funding for retro-fit of thousands of flats in Dublin, Cork and Limerick

Biggest law firms hire more solicitors

Mixed picture for remainder of top 20 firms with most showing small shifts in staffing