Residential property prices rose by 2% in the year to June compared to 2.6% in May, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO).

More than 9,000 homes were completed in the first half of 2019, an increase of almost 17% in comparison to the same period last year.

More than one-sixth of all residential property bought in Ireland in 2018 was purchased by non-households.

Property prices have now increased by more than 80% since the market hit its lowest point in 2013.

Property prices are continuing to rise in Ireland but, according to the CSO's Residential Property Price Index, inflation is slowing.

Residential property prices increased by 12.5% in the year to January.

There is no early end in sight to house price increases and it will take “the next five, six, seven years” for new supply to come anywhere near to meeting pent-up demand, the Economic and Social Research Institute warns.

Residential property prices rose by 12.3% nationally in the year to July, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office.

House prices have increased by more than half since they bottomed out in early 2013, according to new figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO).

There is “now little doubt” that the Government’s Help-to-Buy scheme has fuelled property price hikes, according to an economist, with latest figures showing the highest rise in prices in two years.

TWO reports in recent days suggest that the popular view that the botched establishment of Irish Water was the high-water mark of buffoonery in Irish public and political administration may have to be reviewed.

Yesterday’s Eircode launch saw a protest by a group that claims 50,000 Irish language addresses are either incomplete or have been entirely omitted from the new postcode database.