The economic crash in 2008 hit Ireland hard. Based on an unsustainable property boom, it left Ireland needing a bailout. So it’s hardly surprising that global analysts take a close interest in Ireland’s booming property market today. This week, we look at an OECD report and a mortgage report to try and make some predictions.
Father’s Day is happening in Ireland this Sunday just as it does in the UK. Fatherhood, like much else in Ireland, has changed in recent years. They even get paid paternity leave these days.
If you’re moving to Ireland, either to start a new life or returning to the old country, securing work will top your to-do list. The good news is that Ireland is booming, unemployment falling, and it’s the perfect time to be seeking opportunities there.
Official data shows that approvals and loan amounts are on the rise in Ireland. An upward trend that isn’t showing any signs of slowing. But that doesn’t mean we’re even approaching a housing bubble, says Irish banking boss.
Ireland’s attitude towards its LGBT community has developed into one of the most liberal in the world since the early 1990s, following the introduction of some ground-breaking laws.
