Rising rents in Dublin, and Ireland’s role in global corporate tax avoidance

One in four people are now renting their home in Dublin, the highest figure since quarterly records began, with a new report predicting that the average rent in the capital will soar by 5-6 per cent a year to surpass €2,000 by 2019. Fiona Reddan has the details

Ireland is among the most active countries in facilitating corporations moving profits to low or zero tax destinations, according to a new report from Debt and Development Coalition Ireland. Dominic Coyle reports

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