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The Local Authority Affordable Purchase Scheme helps people on low to moderate incomes buy homes at reduced prices. New homes under this scheme are located in areas with the greatest housing need and where affordability is an issue. The local authority takes a percentage stake in your home that covers the reduction in price. So, if you buy the home at a 20 per cent discount the local authority will have a 20 per cent stake in your home. If you want, you can buy back the local authority’s stake at any time, but you don’t have to. This scheme is aimed at first-time buyers, but there are some exceptions to this.

If you're planning to make the leap into home ownership in Ireland, make sure you won't be stung by hidden add-on costs like conveyancing fees and stamp duty.

Digital Business Ireland, the country’s leading representative body for the digital commerce sector, and permanent tsb, Ireland’s leading provider of SME and retail banking announced the winners and runners-up of the annual National Digital Awards at a Luncheon ceremony last week.

Looking for a fully hybrid SUV that won’t break the bank? Well, Suzuki has you covered with its new S-Cross Full Hybrid, which is now on sale in Ireland from just €31,895, writes Eoin Cuttle.

Yes, you read that headline correctly. The Arches Restaurant in Claregalway is running a fantastic promotion that offers two main courses for €20, Monday to Friday, from 12 noon to 9pm.

University of Galway has been given the green light for a state of the art Water Sports Centre following the approval for planning by Galway City Council.

From organising a string of Eurovision Song Contests to booking the likes of Tina Turner, there isn’t much that Breda Fox is adverse to turning her hand to, but Tina’s mantra of Simply The Best would be a theme that would run throughout her career.

There has been a rise in fraud and phishing scams from people posing as major state organisations, with the latest being a fraudulent close contact notification falsely claiming to be from the HSE, constituency Fine Gael Senator, Micheál Carrigy, has reported.

O’Donnellan & Joyce's rental department had an outstanding year. The volume of rental stock increased by 40 per cent. While some landlords are exiting the rental market, there has been good activity with investors looking to avoid savings depreciating through inflation.