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IT’S SET TO be a showery weekend with temperatures dropping to as low as 4 degrees at night as Autumn takes hold.
Today will see scattered showers and sunny spells with prolonged and occasionally heavy showers in the northwest this evening, according to Met Éireann.
Highest temperatures of 10 to 13 degrees in moderate to fresh westerly winds.
Showers will spread southeastwards tonight and become widespread with a chance of isolated thunderstorms. Lowest temperatures will range between 4 and 8 degrees in moderate to fresh west to southwest winds.
Tomorrow will be a blustery day with a mix of sunny spells and frequent showers, some of which will be heavy with the potential for isolated thunderstorms. Highest temperatures will range between 12 and 15 degrees in moderate to fresh and gusty westerly winds.
Looking to early next week, Monday will bring a mix of sunshine and showers with rain developing in Munster and Leinster during the afternoon.
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Oh no, don’t tell me the boom is over already. I’ve already put my deposit on a 2 bed apartment in Castleknock for €580,000…
I wonder if anyone has tried to upscale Lego and make a full sized house out of it?
Brickies would earn a fine pay cheque if payed per block layed.
James May made a TV programme a couple of years ago, doing just that. Even the interior fixtures, fittings and furnishings were made out of it.
I bet if they started changing land back to agricultural they’d start building
Building game is f##ked,builders refuse to pay agreed rates,or
Employ irish tradesmen on site in priory hall in Dublin. And we all know what happened there, cheap work is not good work.
We make property expensive by making bringing it to verge of extinction… Kaaaaachiing suckers.. Snort snort dine wine pick billion out of A-Hole con twist deceive repeat con twist decieve repeat snort snort pop pop bonuses party.
It’s feasible that it’s down to planning permission lag. Could the Journal x-ref this with planning permissions ready to go in Dublin and other areas?
Artificially choke supply with a high demand and prices will rocket.
Go, FG/Lab – banks, developers and estate agents are loving this (your BFF’s). Everyone else, not so much.
Great job government
Loosening of post Priory Hall regulations for one off domestic dwellings are reportedly in the pipeline soon. Surely the potential to save tens of thousands by delaying a few months would be enough of a carrot to account for a slump.
Why are we not building with hemp? Hemp had ability to store carbon, reversing climate change, and does not require buildings to be heated, lowering co2 again, and saving everyone a money except the energy companies… two guesses as to who is anti hemp
Who?
Hold on – how can this be true? For the last three weeks and more the Journal has been bigging up the great resurgence in property values. JobBridge Joan told her party conference that the economy is in recovery and that “the cranes have reappeared on our skylines”. Surely we are headed to the promised land, and milk and honey awaits us VERY SOON. Live horse and you will get grass. It is always a little sad when the hype and downright dishonesty is exposed – hard not to feel a bit let down – YET AGAIN.
Bob the trainee.
NAMA knocked good houses and housing estates down for what, could they have not put the homeless into them?
No one cares if they did they stand up to this government and say no more?
There are 440,000 getting a dole payment you know?
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