The volume of sale listings has recovered by about 40% over the course of 2021 and 2022, leaving it nationally only about 5% shy of its pre-Covid total. But as various trends over recent years suggest, the picture looks very different around the country.
Meredith Greif is a sociologist at Johns Hopkins University. She spent two years interviewing more than 100 landlords to learn why they treat tenants the way they do and how the system could improve for both.
UPMC is in talks with the owners of Dublin's Sports Surgery Clinic – an acquisition that would dovetail with its existing network of private hospitals and sports injuries treatment centres in Ireland.
The semiconductor multinational is reaping maximum rewards from the loophole still allowing Irish companies to be tax-resident in Malta. Its tax bills are small, but its capital returns are not.
Start-up founders and their investors dread down rounds – fundraises in which the start-up's valuation drops from the previous funding round. How likely are down rounds this year?
Guns. Homelessness. Corruption. Poverty. I look at what feels like the societal collapse in America and feel sad. Of my international friends, I can think of none who want to stay in the US. Life is just too hard. Heck, not even my American friends want to stay there.
When the Dáil resumes, Leo Varadkar and Mary Lou McDonald will set themselves on course for a battle from which an honourable draw will not be an option.
Rugby doesn't just have to evolve, it has to make radical alterations to the way it operates on and off the field.
Pelé's accommodations with power and money were often criticised but the greatest of them all also understood the history and the fate of Brazilian footballers.
From investigations to interviews to business features, here are 30 of the most-read stories of the year.
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