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Government hopes planned short-term letting register could free up thousands of properties for use in wider rental market

All-inclusive trips booked by travel agents are rising in popularity as holidaymakers seek security

Shares surge in extended trading

Law firm is forecasting growth of 7-9 per cent in 2023 with a focus on expanding activity at international office locations

Retrograde regulations of recent years have predictably led to offensively expensive Insta-cells

Newly released letter to Minister for Housing expresses company’s ‘surprise and serious concerns’ at new measures and complains of a lack of consultation

Thousands of former short-term lettings may end up being left empty or used as corporate lets due to gaps in law

Cantillon: The Government needs its prediction of 12,000 properties returning to the long-term rental market to come true - almost as much as renters do

Measure targeting lettings on Airbnb, Booking.com and similar sites hopes to free up 12,000 homes for long-term housing

Government hopes new rules on websites like Airbnb will free up as many as 12,000 properties for long-term accommodation

Airbnb’s global revenues of $5.99bn last year

Proposal adopted by the European Commission would have to be ratified by the European Parliament and European Council

Aontú leader Peadar Toibin said the government had pulled temporary regulations ahead of European approval

Representative body says regime requiring planning permission for short-term lets causing ‘huge stress’

Irishman exposed his former employer’s dirty tricks, so it’s reassuring that Uber lobbying in Ireland ultimately failed

Under plans, it will be an offence to advertise properties without correct planning permission in rent pressure zones

Inside Politics: Dutch prime minister and senior US democrat arrive in Ireland

In the rush to create new places for flexible workers to fire up their laptops, the hospitality industry is starting to resemble one big wacky workplace

Company trying to ensure supply meets pent-up demand

Town&Country: Two-bed Ballsbridge apartment, or home-income in Timoleague?

Traditional top-down hierarchy is losing out to the power of networks and sharing

Seen & Heard: Sunday titles also report on Solar 21, Roadbridge and Dublin Town

Hospitality group expects bookings to rebound to pre-coronavirus levels this quarter

Web Summit founder says he gave ‘vanity’ co-founder titles to ex-partners ‘as a soother’

Unit, previously known as Voxpro, recorded pretax profits of €3.7m, reversing a €6.3m loss

Company founded by brothers Conor and James McCarthy hits $1.25bn valuation

Jonathan Kelly predicts another strong year for M&A activity in the Republic next year

German investor closing in on building at 8 Hanover Quay in Dublin’s docklands

Thousands stranded on chaotic first day of reopening as fourth wave appears to recede

Creating a safe environment for returning workers is driving trends in office makeovers

Four units in Grand Canal Dock are fully let and producing €93k in annual rental income

Tech stocks surge in US as economy-linked energy, industrials and materials shares fall

No woman who walked home with keys in hand for protection would think of business model

Team that ‘cleans up only after disaster strikes’ has agents in Dublin, reports Bloomberg Businessweek

US tech entrepreneur Suneel Gupta shares his experience on how to get investors and supporters on-side

Rental platform makes move as influx of guests threatens to overwhelm supply

Czech tech company to create more than 100 jobs across its operations this year

Almost 90% of workers over 55 believe age is an issue when seeking employment

Food delivery group would give London market biggest IPO in several years

Group presents situation as a show of resilience in a year when travel came to a halt