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Mary Lou McDonald describes speech by Paschal Donohue dismisses as ‘utter, utter disgrace’
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Mary Lou McDonald describes speech by Paschal Donohue dismisses as ‘utter, utter disgrace’
Representatives of the insurance industry and the legal profession debate whether litigation offers a better outcome for the public than using the Injuries Resolution Board
Planning a major constraint on the housing system
EU Anti-Money Laundering Agency will set standards for compliance and supervision across bloc
Savings of up to €100,000 are currently protected but the UK is considering raising this to around €128,000
Dematerialisation was spoken about for many years but has now arrived in the Irish market
Central Bank governor sounds alarm over potential impact on corporation tax revenues, if US policy discourages investment here
Buyers take on more debt as home prices soar
Decision on lead case raises doubt about ability to enforce surcharge interest clauses over loan defaults
More than one in four loans that had got back on track after previously being in arrears were again behind in their payments at end of 2024
Internal Department of Housing report set out 10 selected 2024 forecasts, with all but two below 40,000
Almost 90% of deposits are in `overnight’ accounts compared to 55% in euro area
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First quarter level of available second hand homes now at lowest since 2007
Economics professor Alan Ahearne had previously served as adviser to Micheál Martin
Banking and Payments Federation Ireland cites inefficiencies in critical infrastructure
Martin says McDonald's 'feigned outrage' ignores his comments about housing being Ireland’s number-one issue
Surge took place against the backdrop of inflation and an increasingly tight labour market after worst of pandemic
More than 1,500 high-net-worth individuals saw their pension plans upended by fraudulent activity of investment firm
Few developers cater to the market for single people and banks often require higher deposits
Most are customers of non-bank lenders, but are unable to switch to cheaper bank finance, says an Oireachtas report
Details of the amount of the alleged fraud were not disclosed but it is understood to be in the region of €130,000
Increase in global trade tensions or a ‘fundamental change’ in US trade policy pose ‘significant downside risk’ to Irish economy
Firm failed to put effective arrangements in place to detect and report suspicious transactions, Central Bank said
Derville Rowland set to move to new agency based in Frankfurt
Central Bank among three purchasers of 91-acre landbank next to M50 motorway
Who is responsible when verification goes wrong?
Despite a new measure by ComReg, Irish consumers are set to remain vulnerable to scammers and won’t have the same protections and supports that exist elsewhere
Onerous liquidity and capital reserves rules remain in force and continue to handcuff the sector
Bank faces hit of up to €3.5 million over goodwill payments as result of latest overcharging gaffe
Irish households put an additional €6.9bn into savings with banks and other financial institutions in 2024 compared with 2023
Mortgage interest rates at ICS and other pure non-bank lenders continue to generally be more expensive than mainstream banks
Homeowner wants to know if paying off their mortgage at this stage will lock them out of any chance of a refund or compensation
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How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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