Sherry FitzGerald says it is making potential buyers ‘fully aware’ fire safety work is needed

Group, set up in response to problems with boom-era homes, meets for first time on Friday

Some 30,000 people could potentially be affected by postponement, says HSE chief

Mayo man worked in NY where he met his wife before they settled in Malahide

Daily updates as Ireland embarks on largest inoculation programme in its history

Lives Lost to Covid-19: He had a magnetic personality, says his Irish wife, Evelyn

Severe frost expected to set in on Sunday night, with icy stretches and freezing fog

Ballaghaderreen is among the towns seeing a return of young people and fresh ideas

Working group set up by department will look at scale of problem and cost of fixing it

Poet FeliSpeaks says reaction to spoken word piece ‘lovely’ and ‘unexpected’

Family came to define Roscommon woman who spent time in Dublin, London and Chicago

Hume photographed on front page of all Irish papers as well as two UK papers

Sandyford scheme built by Shannon Homes found to have fire-safety issues

Lives Lost to Covid-19: Working at St James’s Gate for 40 years, he made many friends

Lives Lost to Covid-19: Dublin-born publican fought in Vietnam and settled in the US

Government passed emergency legislation in March to prevent rent increases and evictions for three months

Report from 2019 warned a pandemic could disproportionately affect older people, and place greater pressure on our health system

Threshold receives ‘dozens of calls’ from those told to leave homes by landlords

Going vegetarian for a substantial time has opened a whole new culinary world to me

Being a vegan is tough: have you ever tried to order a nut milk cappuccino in a country town?

King Kong Company, Princess Nokia and Kojaque also in Westmeath weekender line-up

Dublin club teams up with human-rights group to call for an end to direct provision

Niamh Towey has been experimenting with a meat-free diet. It’s not going well

It’s so easy to forget I’m not meant to eat meat. And as for the smell of a chicken burger

Changing Courses: Resignation has set in for week three of my meat-free experiment

‘This isn’t just the developers who are doing wrong – this is the Government, too’

All major political parties commit to low-cost loans, redress funds and tax-relief

Changing Courses: After my pescatarian trial, I’m not sure I’m into vegetarianism, either

Changing Courses: My new diet has been tricky, but my shopping bill is far more digestible

Changing Courses: This six-week experiment won’t be easy for me – I was brought up to recognise dinner as being something that inc(...)

Ten years on I don’t think I could ever have imagined how far I would come

New lobby group for apartment owners is seeking Government backing for scheme of redress

Politicians seldom get past gates of apartment complexes to discuss defects issues

State redress sought by apartment owners from more than a dozen different complexes

Hines claims new regulations could add €11,000 to construction cost of each flat

Bill aims to help homeowners by providing advice, mediation and risk assessments

How did he get his nickname? How long did his longest gig last? What was his dad's job?

Damien English told to ‘get your head out of the sand’ and help homeowners fix defects

Fire safety shortcomings estimated to cost €11,000-€14,000 per apartment to remedy

Some apartments at Frascati Hall have rotting window frames and balconies

Engineer’s report found severity of mould posed significant risk to human health

Defects in new buildings can leave owners in huge debt, with little legal recourse

As Dublin Bus tries to recruit more women Niamh Towey takes a spin around the Broadstone depot

No, not chicken Kiev and céilís – at BigStyle Atlantic Lodge, think water sports, delicious vegetarian food, campfire gigs and out(...)

Planning skills of a world leader are needed for all the concerts, matches and family barbecues

Niamh Towey: Things had been getting on top of me over the last few months. I wasn’t fully in control

Company wants private owners to pay to fix serious defects in the development

Sherborough Enterprises wants to replace only private owner on the board

Report urges creation of housing regulatory authority to tackle ‘huge issue’ of building faults

Owner feels he is being ‘bullied’ off board for questioning levying of remedial charges

Owners of Dublin 8 apartments each face €5,300 bill over fire safety and balcony defects

Firm expects apartment owners to cover cost of addressing balcony and fire safety issues

Gabrielle Kavanagh is one of the owners hit with bills to fix safety issues at a D8 complex

Cost of corrective action poses challenges for owners’ management firms

Developer Shannon Homes told to conduct assessment on 632-unit Simonsridge build

Orla Hegarty says new-home regulations ‘not fit for purpose’ as developers pay inspectors

Eoghan Murphy says such a move would put taxpayers at risk and potentially let off builders

Green Party TD says issues identified by Irish Times investigation ‘an enormous public safety issue’

Fire safety and other construction issues have dogged Irish apartments

Survey revealed extensive roof problems and fire safety issues at Hyde Square

Residents in four Celtic Tiger-era developments face steep bills, eviction and costly litigation

Tenants in Dublin 13 block call for State funding to fix Celtic-Tiger era building defects

Fire safety issues and structural defects are common in many boomtime apartments

One Year On: Winter storm of 2018 delivered more snow than seen in decades

Direct provision centre opposed on grounds ‘village has no services or facilities for them’

Pricewatch: Making the trip up North to buy a car can be worth it – but go well-prepared

Q&A: St James’s Wood is far from the only development with serious fire safety issues

Community to remain in homes for Christmas but remedial costs set to hit €1.78m

Residents fear block will be closed down but building ‘unlikely’ to be evacuated quickly

Kilmainham complex just one of many Celtic Tiger blocks with issues, surveyor says

St James’s Wood complex built by respected Cosgrave Property Group in 2000

St James’s Wood, in Kilmainham, not built to fire-safety certificate requirements

Flights resume after temporary suspension on Saturday morning

New to the Parish: Filip Klubicka arrived in Ireland in August 2017

New to the Parish: Daniela Vindisova from Slovakia came to Ireland in 2016

One year on: Owner of Co Cork tree nursery says it will a decade to build his stock back up

Three deaths, €45m insurance claims and a tree nursery faced with disaster

Aisling’s complexity offers a genuine reflection of the modern Irish woman

Dedicated immigration detention centre at Dublin Airport still not completed

Paloma Aparezida Silva-Carvalho jailed last year after being denied entry for holiday

Niamh Towey: We need time to ourselves to try to piece together all of life’s big puzzles

Staff will use car to help homeless families move to long term accommodation

Former resident at Nazareth House calls on pope to do something for the survivors

Niamh Towey: It felt like the summers Bruce Springsteen and Don McLean wrote about

TV Review: The Rose of Tralee has been slow to accept the reality of modern Ireland

Balance Lisbon’s city buzz with a seaside rest in the Algarve for the perfect holiday

Niamh Towey: Maybe someday we’ll do a better job of holding on to our own people

Niamh Towey: Playing my first football match made me feel more alive than ever

Niamh Towey: It’s possible to indulge in its festivities without disgracing yourself in the process

Several people treated for injuries with one man airlifted to hospital with cardiac pains

Some summer sounds are now tinged with sadness since my Granny died last year

Nefarious nightmares have a tendency to expose your scaredy-cat ways

Croatia-bound flight in emergency landing

People seen bleeding from ears after Dublin flight to Croatia makes emergency landing

Passengers bleeding from ears and oxygen masks dropped as plane landed in Frankfurt

Niamh Towey: I usually curse the roadblocks in the Phoenix Park but this morning my detour brought an unexpected revelation

Niamh Towey: We talk about a recovery in Dublin but there is no such thing west of the Shannon

Niamh Towey: Whenever I ring, she muses on precipitation a good three minutes

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