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Limerick named third most expensive city to rent in - Vimarsana News

Limerick named third most expensive city to rent in

LIMERICK city is now Ireland's third most expensive city to rent in, according to the most recent Daft.ie report.

Rents across the region experience some of the largest increases nationally - Vimarsana News

Rents across the region experience some of the largest increases nationally

Rent pressure zones are actually preventing monthly rents from falling.

From his bruising of Bertie to calling protesters 'idiots' – five of Bryan Dobson's best TV moments on RTÉ - Vimarsana News

From his bruising of Bertie to calling protesters 'idiots' – five of Bryan Dobson's best TV moments on RTÉ

RTÉ’s Bryan Dobson is to retire from the broadcaster in April after almost four decades as one of Ireland’s leading journalists and anchors.

First-time buyers in Galway: This virtual First-Time Buyers Masterclass will kickstart your mortgage - Vimarsana News

First-time buyers in Galway: This virtual First-Time Buyers Masterclass will kickstart your mortgage

Brought to you by EBS. Calling all first-time buyers in Galway! This EBS Mortgage Masterclass will kickstart your mortgage journey.

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House prices in Co Wexford rose by just 0.3 per cent in 2023, but supply continues to be an issue - Vimarsana News

House prices in Co Wexford rose by just 0.3 per cent in 2023, but supply continues to be an issue

Although housing supply continues to be an issue throughout Co Wexford there is at least some good news for those hoping to purchase their own home in 2024. After three years of significant increases, house prices in the county stabilised in 2023, rising by just 0.3 per cent from the 2022 average.