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Leeside residents who fought eviction accuse Government of abandoning them

Resident, Aimee O'Riordan, said: “We got no help from the Government. We were on our own, essentially. It took us to come together to explore all alternative options and to just basically be a stone in people's shoes to get this deal over the line."

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Here are the number of homes in each county provided by a voluntary housing association in 2016

TDs must have the right to question state-funded organisations

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Bank loans ‘best’ for homeless charities

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Resilience to disasters must be built in to new developments

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Councils forced to revise €136m of loan deals

Global warming means disaster-proofing where we live is crucial

OVER the last three decades, economic losses associated with natural disasters like floods, storm surges, hurricanes, and droughts have risen in lockstep with the steady climb in global temperatures.

Mon, 04 Nov, 2013

McGuinness to seek meeting to explain €3.6bn accounting blunder

Public Accounts Committee chairman John McGuinness has said he will seek a meeting to discuss the €3.6bn "serious accounting error " confirmed by the Department of Finance today.

Tue, 01 Nov, 2011

€3.6bn extra found on books after 'accounting error'

The Government has been forced to admit an embarrassing accounting blunder which has found an extra €3.6bn on State books.

Tue, 01 Nov, 2011

No ECB rate cut for owners of affordable homes

UP to 10,000 homeowners on affordable housing mortgages will not benefit from the latest cut in interest rates.

Thu, 25 Jun, 2009

Affordable house buyers left waiting for rate cut

THOUSANDS of homeowners on affordable housing mortgages have yet to benefit from a cut in interest rates last month.

Tue, 02 Jun, 2009