Covid-19 is likely to have some lingering effects on all aspects of socio-economic activities in Ireland, from our ability to compete for foreign direct investment to our perceptions on personal insolvency and from our attitudes to education to workplace preferences. Name any aspect of our lives, no matter how profound or trivial it may be, and the scars of the Covid-19 pandemic are already changing what we consider to be the norm. Not surprisingly, the Irish property market is unlikely to be untouched by the events that have transpired since the start of March. Although we are yet to see…

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