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TODAY’S COLUMN BY Damian Kiberd argues that the lack of property supply is leading to high prices out of the reach of young borrowers.
It comes after a report this week detailed how just 3,000 residential homes were on sale in Dublin and in the midst of almost weekly research from the CSO and property websites about the state of the market.
But, whether in boom or bust times, does Ireland place too heavy an emphasis on the lay of the land in property?
Today’s question: Does Ireland pay too much attention to property prices?
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I’m still on a ‘waiting list’ for counselling after a miscarriage two years after it happened. Services here are woeful.
Absolutely dire services here in Ireland particularly at the moment with no partners allowed in . To go through the experience on your own is inhuman and degrading. .
I remember encountering a doctor who didn’t read my file beforehand and she asked did I have other children at home – that was pretty upsetting. Other than that, everyone else was great though but we were told we’d have to go to the UK for genetic testing and it was expensive enough so we didn’t bother. Other than that, the care was excellent. They were able to tell us the foetus was a girl but she had a condition called tetraploidy
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