ESRI
Opposition to state’s €75m shared equity scheme grows
Estate agents and TDs point to the failure of a similar plan in Britain which forced prices up rather than benefiting buyers
Future tense: the nation’s small businesses fear what comes next
Even with the help of the CRSS and other state aids, businesses are at breaking point – and while compliance is still high, there is a collective exhaustion and a worry that for many, reopening may never arrive
Shared equity housing scheme could fuel construction in ‘wrong areas’, says ESRI
Think-tank tells an Oireachtas committee that the proposed Affordable Housing Bill could cause house prices to rise
Pat Rabbitte: Has Europe learned its lesson from the last crash?
The ECB responded to the last global recession by embarking on an austerity binge, but things are different this time
Interactive maps point the way to new broadband networks
High-tech mapping backed by cloud services is driving Ireland’s next step in broadband connectivity
A case for solidarity: how supporting certain sectors to stay shut will allow society to reopen
The continuing affordability of borrowing means we can pay the hospitality sector to stay closed, safeguarding jobs and businesses and allowing schools to open, as Alan Barrett of ESRI has suggested
Let’s look on the bright side of Irish life over the past decade
We’ve done well since the financial crisis. In spite of under-investment in health and housing, wasteful spending and high personal taxes, Ireland isn’t such a bad place to live
Dublin Airport tweaks its new runway plan to ensure lift-off
Heathrow’s proposed third runway faces likely opposition, but you’d have to get up early in the morning to be ahead of DAA
Movers and Shakers: New general manager at Adare Manor
changing careers or roles in corporate Ireland this week