02 Oct The Late Debate: Property problems and prices, 1st October 2013 Last night we took part in a conversation on the Late Debate with Audrey Carville to discuss property and some of the issues surroundin... Continue reading
01 Oct Today with Sean O’Rourke: talking property 27th September 2013 We spoke to Sean O'Rourke about the increased prices in Dublin and what they do or don't mean, in our opinion it's a case of a symptom ... Continue reading
12 Sep Lickety split-mortgages: are they really a solution? #splitfail The calls for 'more split mortgages' are commonplace, what is often lacking is a deeper understanding of the flaws inherent. For instan... Continue reading
09 Sep Newstalk Lunchtime: Jonathan Healy and Karl Deeter on Insolvency Service of Ireland We spoke to Jonathan Healy about the new insolvency service, how it was not going to be possible to determine its success for at least ... Continue reading
Irish Property Owners Association – a ‘taxsault’ on property owners? This is a statement sent out from the IPOA, it makes a lot of very valid points and also raises the spectre of cost-push inflation in r... Continue reading
19 Aug Banking flim-flam, ‘We’ll huff and puff and may or may not blow your house down!’ The banks are constantly issuing threatening letters, we have posted many of them here. We have seen it all at this stage, couples in t... Continue reading
19 Aug What banking insiders think of what banks are going to do We got a comment on our site from an ex-banker who heard a radio segment where we were talking about banks and repossessions. We got in... Continue reading
19 Aug Spin me right round’ – some thoughts on IBF data In statistics there are two key components, the first is the actual 'data' the second is the 'inference' or what the data actually mean... Continue reading
19 Aug Defining ‘Strategic Default’ One of the things the whole strategic default issue lacks is any set definition. There are words that get used with motives embedded in... Continue reading