Rent increased by 116 percent after receiver’s sale of south Dublin flats
A well-known Dublin property investor purchased six flats from a receiver earlier this year and has re-let them with rent increases of up to 116 percent.
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Paschal Donohoe’s ex-driver and Fine Gael constituency organiser evicts tenants and buys repossessed vulture fund properties for Prussia Street landlord
A former ministerial driver for Paschal Donohoe and Fine Gael constituency treasurer, Martin Sadlier, has tried to enforce unlawful evictions for Prussia Street landlord the McGrath Group.
Developer behind Dublin 7 eviction is convicted fraudster with history of unlawful evictions and overcharging rent
The property developer behind this week’s attempted eviction of a community group in Dublin 7 is a convicted fraudster with a history of unlawful evictions and overcharging rent.
Gardaí claim judge ordered courtroom be cleared for controversial hearing – judge rejects explanation
Gardaí barred the media from a district court hearing concerning the authenticity of garda statements.
A minimum of €116,000 yearly rent: Inside the landlord attorney general's property portfolio
Embattled attorney general Paul Gallagher, who has this week had to defend his representation of former Independent News and Media directors in a High Court action, owns a property portfolio worth an estimated €8.5 million.
Civil service trade union invested €290,000 in REIT – one day after criticising government housing policy for serving 'private construction and investment funds'
One of Ireland’s largest trade unions invested €290,000 in a controversial real estate investment trust (REIT).
Green Party minister of state failed to declare company directorship in Dáil register
Green Party minister of state Ossian Smyth failed to declare a company directorship in the Dáil members’ register of interests.
HSE purchased €3.3m of unusable hand sanitiser in deal with hair loss shampoo company
The HSE awarded a Dublin businessman a €3.3 million contract for hand sanitiser that is unlawful to distribute on the Irish market.
State board in charge of landlord-tenant disputes has paid Ansbacher-linked landlord €5.5 million rent
The state agency tasked with ruling on disputes between landlords and tenants has paid an Ansbacher-linked commercial landlord a minimum of €5.5 million in rent.
The Ditch investigates 'JobBridge 2.0': Tax defaulters, unpaid intern employers, dishwashing duties and firm that unfairly dismissed disabled employee
Tax defaulters, a company that advertises for unlawful unpaid internships, as well as a company that unfairly dismissed a disabled employee are among the beneficiaries of a government employment subsidy being described as "JobBridge 2.0".
Fine Gael byelection candidate James Geoghegan organised conference for anti-abortion TDs, senators
Fine Gael Dublin Bay South byelection candidate James Geoghegan organised an event for politicians expelled from Fine Gael for their opposition to abortion legislation.
One medical card. €22 million in charges. A ‘very profitable’ homeless clinic
The HSE is reviewing a medical card next week. A €22 million medical card.