Lorcan Sirr

Interest in rural property soars as Covid-19 effect kicks in

Online property search data indicates shift in attitudes among potential home-buyers

New government faces five key economic challenges

Level of uncertainty new government faces in economic arena is unprecedented

Failure to solve housing crisis would see FG and FF ‘massacred’, McVerry warns

Housing conference told PPPs ‘high risk strategies’ when it comes to delivering homes

Renters on housing crisis: ‘We’re f**ked basically’

Rental sector has exploded, but housing policy is still locked on home ownership

Housing subsidies not providing value for money – PAC

Two key housing supports accounted for 27% of housing budget in 2017

Property parlance: Know your Nimby from your Yimby

A-Z highlights from a new guide to Irish housing which aims to demystify the jargon

The changing face of Irish home ownership – who wins, who loses?

Ireland is undergoing a shift from owning to renting. What does this mean for people?

Bliss or blight? The bungalow designs that changed the face of Ireland

New posthumous publication defends 1971 book by Jack Fitzsimons

Failure to plan

Ireland’s planning system has been held up to unfavourable international scrutiny as a result of the still unresolved Apple Athenry data-centre application

Lorcan Sirr: Central Bank should revise housing figures

Government has overstated number of new homes built by nearly 60 per cent, CSO says

New housing data justifies criticism of Government numbers

Analysis: CSO numbers reveal calamitous fall-off in residential construction since crash

Known unknowns: how many houses are we really building?

Cantillon: We need an accurate measure of housing output if we are to address crisis

Housing movement like anti-water charges campaign urged

Policy appears to be ‘solutions’ that are most profitable for private sector, conference told

Social housing: ‘Let’s not make the same mistakes again’

There’s a danger that quick-fix ‘solutions’ to the housing crisis will create new problems

Micheál Martin takes muted but not modest line of attack

Fianna Fáil think-in focuses on complaints about Government spin rather than policy

Fianna Fáil ‘will not enter coalition with cult-like Sinn Féin’

Gerry Adams’s party takes ‘apologist approach to heinous crimes’ – Micheál Martin

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