‘I can’t believe we’re living here’: Historic Wexford cottage that was at risk of falling into decline is restored
It’s been 11 years since the previous resident, my great aunt Kitty, drew her final breath. After two years of effort, we’re finally in
‘The bathroom wall just collapsed’: A first-time homeowner’s renovation project
There’s good news — replacing the rear extension roof came in under budget; and bad, walls collapsing and a €5,000 quote to repair a Rayburn range
‘I feared losing every penny I’d saved for 20 years’: A first-time homeowner’s renovation project
The wait for the money was tough. Anxiety, exasperation and bafflement were common feelings
‘A thatch? Is it insured?’ asked the mortgage manager: Diary of a first-time homeowner’s renovation project
Home Truths: Borrowing less money for a doer-upper in Wexford proves more challenging than buying a much more expensive home in Dublin
‘Old houses like that are a money pit’: Diary of a first-time homeowner’s renovation project
Home Truths: When the structural reports come in on the doer-upper, I am left thinking should I go back to searching the property apps
Dry rot, leaking roof, cracked walls and a family history: Diary of a first-time homeowner’s renovation project
A declining listed building, with lots of family history, needed a plan for its future
Bloody Sunday: The victims and the wounded
British soldiers gunned down civil rights protesters in Derry in 1972. These are their stories
Budget 2018 main points: everything you need to know
Cost of 20 cigarettes will increase by 50 cents but duties on alcohol remain untouched
Denis O’Brien says Dáil claims by Catherine Murphy ‘false’
TD says she stands over speech related to IBRC, billionaire and Paddy McKillen
Philip Cairns forever remembered as boy who disappeared on way back to school
Nearly 30 years later name of south Dublin boy is immediately recognisable
Election 2016 count: Results and main points from across the constituencies
What to watch out for as the counts continue
Boom poster boy Michael Lynn refuses to be scapegoat
While fugitive former solicitor is not yet back in Ireland, his fight to stay in Brazil is over
Pearse McAuley sons brought to say bye to mother during assault
Pauline Tully McAuley says republican insisted ‘I’m in control’ during attack with steak knife
Disqualified drivers may be ‘named and shamed’
Road Safety Authority chief hopes peer pressure can address ‘societal issue’ in Ireland
Budget 2016: Main points
Reductions in USC, a rise in the old-age pension, more teachers and gardaí to be hired