The Irish Property Buyers’ Handbook is being updated for 2018 (publication date November 2017) and we want to hear from house hunters and would-be residential investors to learn about your experiences in the current market. In particular, we are interested to learn...
We now have twice as many house-hunters across Ireland as we have available homes For would-be property buyers in Ireland right now, it is fair to say that the goalposts have shifted, regularly. In the last week we learned that despite the yoyo Central Bank lending...
Sunday Property Round-Up Never let it be said that Irish newspapers don't offer value for money; today's line-up is jam-packed with the best property commentary I've read for months. Plenty to keep you going through the long weekend. If you only have time for one...
April 16, 2017 The Sunday Times Move Linda Daly writes about the restored Carriage House at Beech Park in Clonsilla, near Luttrellstown Castle. This 19th-Century, two-storey cottage on nurtured, plant-filled gardens is available to rent, check out...
Amanda Webb of Spiderworking.com recently put together the morning routines of business women and entrepreneurs. My contribution is below and there are lots of interesting perspectives from the other 16 contributors. For the full article, click here:...
#PropTech There has been massive resistance within sectors of the property industry to the emerging technologies designed specifically for this industry. But resisting change is no longer an option; property technology, or #PropTech, is revolutionising the...
By Carol Tallon, Originally published on Writing.ie http://www.writing.ie/resources/tips-for-writing-non-fiction-from-carol-tallon/ I deeply suspect that, if asked, most published writers would admit to getting it right the first time ‘by accident’....
Originally published on www.writing.ie - Carol Tallon It is difficult to give tips to unpublished writers on actually getting published as it is such an arbitrary occurrence. I deeply suspect that, if asked, most published writers would admit to getting it...