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Midleton phone lines are down – Contac...
Due to recent flooding our phone lines in Midleton are down, please contact our Cork Office 021-4273800
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Residential sales increase by 14%
The volume of residential property sales jumped by 14%, on a year-on-year basis, during the first quarter of the ye ...
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Distillers to create 60 new jobs with €100m ...
Booming worldwide sales of Irish whiskey have prompted one of the country’s biggest distillers to increase pr ...
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Cork Harbour Project Supports Construction J...
Cork Harbour Marina, Monkstown is to embark on an expansion programme, which will create 32 full-time jobs and supp ...
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Noonan rules out ‘free-for-all’ ...
THE MINISTER for Finance Michael Noonan has categorically ruled out a universal debt forgiveness scheme for struggling mortgage borrowers, saying it was “ not a realistic option”.
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Changing rent reviews will have serious cons...
Moving to end upward-only reviews for existing leases must be fully debated. THE PREVIOUS government abolished upward-only rent reviews (UORRs) in new contracts but left existing ones untouched upon a ...
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Nama to offer investors, home buyers incenti...
PLANS BY the National Asset Management Agency to start lending to home buyers and commercial property investors will include incentives to protect purchasers against future negative equity.
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Danish retailer Twenty1 to open in St Stephe...
Multi-brand retailer Twenty 1, which sells Danish Bestseller branded clothing including Jack & Jones, Vero Moda, Vila and Only, is to open in a prominent 390 square metre shop on the ground floor ...
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‘First-time buyers get €25k tax deal if they...
Mortgage interest for first-time buyers is being all but abolished from 2012, according to the director of the Irish Mortgage Corporation Frank Conway.
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Ireland wins battle for EU funds to build ef...
The emphasis, however, will be on winning private investment to build energy infrastructure throughout the 27 member states, at an estimated cost of €1 trillion over the next decade.
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