Amy Molloy
Public Affairs Correspondent at Irish Independent
Public Affairs Correspondent at The Sunday Independent
Social Affairs Correspondent for the Irish Independent. Tips: [email protected], DMs also open. Interested in investigations and human interest stories
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2 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Amy Molloy
Dozens of landlords face sanctions after spot checks by rental watchdog showed RPZ cap breachesAlmost 9,000 owners were contacted as part of a compliance campaignDozens of landlords are facing sanctions for breaching rent pressure zone rules after the rental watchdog carried out spot checksDozens of landlords are facing sanctions for breaching Rent Pressure Zone (RPZ) rules after the rental watchdog carried out spot checks as part of a compliance campaign.
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3 weeks ago |
independent.ie | Amy Molloy
The former Deer Park hotel, in a prime location overlooking Ireland’s Eye and next to Deer Park golf course, closed in 2014 after struggling to recover from the hangover of the financial crash. Its previous owners, the Gaisford-St Lawrence family, said they “lacked the resources to maximise” the estate’s potential, and agreed to sell to Tetrarch Capital, the property investment group behind the five-star Mount Juliet hotel in Co Kilkenny.
Tech entrepreneur Mark Roden appeals retention refusal over unauthorised works on €3m Straffan Lodge
1 month ago |
independent.ie | Amy Molloy
Tech entrepreneur Mark Roden appeals retention refusal over unauthorised works on €3m Straffan Lodge Kildare County Council says development had negative impact on protected structureMark Roden is appealing Kildare County Council’s refusal of retention for unauthorised works on his €3m propertyTech entrepreneur Mark Roden is appealing Kildare County Council’s refusal of retention for unauthorised works on his €3m property.
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1 month ago |
independent.ie | Amy Molloy
‘49 beds are lying empty’ – €36m addiction treatment centre running at half-capacity due to lack of fundingCatherine Kenny, CEO of Dublin Simon Community. Photo: Andres PovedaAn addiction facility in Dublin that has “saved lives” is only operating at half capacity as the Government has not yet fulfilled its funding commitment. The 100-bed treatment centre, which cost €35.9m to build, opened last October in Usher’s Island, Dublin 8.
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1 month ago |
independent.ie | Amy Molloy
When a special class had been made available for Scoil Teampall Toinne in Ballyporeen, Co Tipperary, for September, Linda Meade and her husband Patrick Meade were over the moon. It meant their four-year-old son Reigan, who was diagnosed with autism last year, would get to go to the same school as his older brother and friends.
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MMA promoter is fined €11,800 for his failure to comply with RPZ rules https://t.co/mJfoZhpdRO
“Do you know who I am?” seems to be a recurring theme with All-Star hurlers involved in court cases… https://t.co/u021tomkIK
Dozens of landlords face sanctions after spot checks by rental watchdog showed RPZ cap breaches https://t.co/aLV6XhkArm