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All consumers, particularly students, are urged to be vigilant to the risks of being recruited as a money mule, writes John Hearne

News from the Irish Examiners team of reporters

If non-registration is indeed a key part of explaining the discrepancy between the CSO and RTB figures, it may suggest that in recent years we have witnessed not so much landlords fleeing the sector, as landlords fleeing regulation.

The Environmental Pillar also called for more staffing for the National Parks and Wildlife Service in the face of the national and global biodiversity crisis.

The current Government vowed to improve this crisis when they took up office but, by any fair measurement, they have not succeeded at the task, writes Laura Harmon

Threshold, the Irish Council for International Students and the Union of Students Ireland are raising awareness of rental scams

There are currently 14 times as many short-term lets available on Airbnb as there are rental properties on Daft.ie

Social welfare payments should be increased by at least €25, environmental and charitable organisations have said

The new report found that 42% of those consulted have experienced high stress via their experiences renting and the insecurity of their accommodation

Advisers answered more than 11,500 calls and responded to over 2,000 webchats from private renters facing challenges in their tenancy