Rebecca Moynihan

What if ‘dead’ money from rent could be used to offset against the purchase of a property?

Ministers meet for key briefing to sign off on housing reforms

Concern is expressed that ownership will be concentrated in suburbs

State agency reaches deal in principle with serial block-buyer of apartments to rent

So-called cuckoo funds are snapping up houses and pushing first-time buyers out

Ministers fear they are politically exposed on housing issue as pandemic recedes

A nasty ‘variant’ of Greed-09 has swooped through an entire housing estate in Kildare

Hines had ‘no intention’ of seeking co-living prior to calls to retain 1935 factory

Inoculation of teachers linked to Beacon Hospital chief executive ‘stank of privilege’

Oireachtas housing committee narrowly votes not to debate legislation

Government accused of ‘unforgivable heel-dragging’ on the issue in Seanad debate

Former Dublin factory part of a 19-storey redevelopment plan

Lorraine Clifford-Lee’s proposal to end period poverty ‘flawed’, Rebecca Moynihan says

Eoghan Murphy says Darragh O’Brien is ‘right to act’ over such planning applications

Threshold calls for more nuanced approach to how rental tenancies end

Application seeks permission to partially demolish hotel and reconfigure nightclub

Minister for Housing denies rift with Attorney General, length of extension to be disclosed

Some believe Tipperary TD has matured and is less likely to bulldoze party to his view

NCFA says 72% of artists earn less than the minimum wage, 72% don’t have pension

Party plans pilot scheme where State employees would mind children in State facilities

Inside Politics: Pension issue comes to fore as parties prepare to publish manifestos

‘No decision’ made to use Chinese-made facial recognition technology, councillors told

Hyde and Seek, in letter to Dublin city councillors, said it will defend services in court

City planner says limiting hotels under development plan would leave council open to legal action

Pending closure of Bernard Shaw pub has sparked ‘great anger’

Developers are demolishing venues to build hotels, apartments and temples of finance

Smaller parties are now working with Fianna Fáil in ways that should worry Fine Gael

Newly elected council members to appoint night mayor to develop nocturnal city culture

Borrowers close to regaining control of south Dublin site once earmarked for 750 homes

Catherine Byrne sought meeting to oppose redevelopment plans for Inchicore

Sixteen councillors say now is not the time to change the party leadership

Eoghan Murphy orders councillors not to discuss planning applications

Judge David Riordan says prison is least visible part of criminal justice system

Howlin speech to party conference offers broad sweep of positions but little new policy

Labour leader addresses party conference in his home town of Wexford

St Ann’s Church says it was told Dawson Street barrier would be gone before fundraiser

Greens saved on emissions, PBP/AAA saved face, while FF saved the best till last

Councillors eye land for park and sports despite Department of Housing advice

Department of Housing may not release funding for first 50 homes

Capital welcomes cyclists of all shapes and sizes for Great Dublin Bike Ride