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Builder ‘ramping up’ to 3,000 homes a year as it awaits Government clarity on crisis

A NUMBER of Irish towns and cities could be in severe danger of flooding in under ten years, according to the latest predictions.A new UN report by th

Dublins Q102 By Ciaran Halpin Gardaí have arrested a man and seized cannabis herb worth in excess of €80,000 in the course of a planned operation in North Dublin yesterday. The drugs were seized as part of Operation Tara during a planned search of a residential property in Donabate by Gardaí from the Divisional Drugs Unit based at Coolock Station. A man in his 50s was arrested and detained for questioning under Section 4 of the Criminal Justice Act, 1984...

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Taoiseach says Housing Minister will “bring in legislation quickly” to stop 8% rent hike on tenants Under pressure in the Dáil to commit to helping renters, Mr Martin said Minister O’Brien will move "in relation to those who are most vulnerable and those most at risk" Darragh OBrien, Minister for Housing, Local Government and Heritage, arrives at the cabinet meeting at Dublin Castle (Image: Artur Widak/NurPhoto via Getty Images) Want the latest political news and analysis deli...

The topping selection is like no other and the ice-cream is in very high demand. However, on sunny days queues quickly wrap around the corner, and while many are very happy to wait, its often a deal-breaker for others. Well, fear not, because from Friday, Tesco will be selling tubs of Scrumdiddlys, making all our ice-cream dreams come true. The delicious ice-cream will come in three flavours; Cookielicious, Hazelnut Brownie and Melted Cookies. For quite some time now, the ice-cream parlour has ...

House builder also plans €75m share buyback

Company on track to build 1,150 homes this year

The parties have criticised the amount being paid for the Co Dublin site by developer Glenveagh

House prices could rise by 5% this year, Glenveagh boss warns Company on track to build 1,150 homes this year about 13 hours ago   House prices could rise by 5 per cent this year, Stephen Garvey, chief executive of home builder Glenveagh Properties, predicted on Thursday. Glenveagh said it was on track to build 1,150 homes this year, despite the Covid-19 lockdown, while it had sold, signed or had reservations for all properties. The firm plans to return €75 million to investors through a sh...