Mr Maccoille

Unrealistic asking prices alongside the Central Bank’s lending rules are causing property at the higher end of the house market to flatten, a report f(...)

The exchequer collected just more than €8.1 billion in taxes in the first two months of the year, an increase of €293 million or 3.7 per cent on the s(...)

Strong demand and rising wages will drive up house prices by 5 per cent this year, assuming Brexit uncertainty is resolved, according to the latest fi(...)

The Government is using “buoyant tax revenues to fund exuberant spending increases in the budget”, according to one of the State’s leading economists.(...)

Residential property transactions are up 25 per cent and could reach €9 billion by the end of 2018, according to estimates compiled by Davy. Based on(...)

Central Bank lending limits are cooling the rate at which house prices are rising, according to the Myhome.ie/Davy second quarterly property report fo(...)

Ireland’s gross domestic product (GDP) will grow at a greater rate than expected, consumer spending will accelerate and new mortgage lending will incr(...)

House prices nationally are continuing to rise but at a slower rate due to tighter bank lending and “stretched affordability in Dublin”, according to (...)

The average cost of a home in Dublin has climbed by 11.8 per cent over the last 12 months and double-digit house price increases are set to continue a(...)

RTÉ Morning Ireland presenter Cathal Mac Coille has retired from the programme at the age of 65. Signing off on Friday morning, Mr Mac Coille thanked(...)