The Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant is a government scheme for funding the refurbishment of vacant and derelict homes. These include previously non-residential properties, like shops or farm buildings, that are being refurbished as homes (and have the correct planning permission). Once the work is complete, you must either live in the refurbished property as your primary home or make it available to rent.
A selection of the most Frequently Asked Questions we receive daily from our First Time Buyer Community to help you get on the right path to purchasing your new home.
Q: I’m a first-time buyer about to move into my newly built home. I’m planning a phased approach to furnishing and decoration but I don’t know where to start. What do I prioritise? Interior designer Louise Johnston offers her expert advice.
In our second feature exploring the Great Move to the Irish Countryside, we look at the joys of getting away from it all, but also explore some of the unexpected matters that may irk you. Alongside all that lovely clean air, extra space, greater freedoms for the kids, and gorgeous walks right on your doorstep, what about the downsides?
In the first part of a new series of features, we look at the Great Move to the Irish Countryside. As more and more people are voting with their feet, rural Ireland is wide awake. As well as gorgeous and gloriously spacious, and it is well and truly open for business. So what can you expect? How can you and your family live the Irish dream, and are there any pitfalls to look out for?
Nutritionist Daniel Davey shares some healthy and delicious food options that will help you feel energetic, healthy, and confident in 2020.
Galway prepares to ignite in celebration as spectacular European Capital of Culture opening ceremony approaches.
Sherry FitzGerald, Ireland’s leading estate agency and exclusive affiliate of Christie’s International Real Estate, will once again bring its Irish Property Show to London on Thursday 23rd April 2020.
Release your inner romantic! Nothing shouts romance more than a beautiful bunch of flowers, what better way to brighten up these cold February mornings than a floral display to set the tone for this special day?
Ireland’s most dynamic fitness, wellness and lifestyle event, Thrive Festival, is full to the brim of everything for the wellness warrior and fitness fan. Thrive Festival which takes place this weekend at The Convention Centre, Dublin.
Style icon and savvy businesswoman Pippa O’Connor shares her guide to making your living space a homely place with tips on finishing touches that will add that extra dimension to your home.
There are so many ways we can all pass this time, so we wanted to start to share with you some free resources that can help make your day that little bit easier. Today is for the children and families at home.
As most of us are currently confined to our homes for the bulk of the day we thought it would be nice to share some tasty recipes with ingredients that are easy to find (most of which we probably have in our store cupboards). Check out these two great dinner ideas from Donal's Superfood in Minutes book, by Donal Skehan.
We all know that physical activity can help boost self-esteem, mood, sleep quality and energy so it’s important that while we’re all practising social distancing that we keep our minds and bodies healthy.
There are many ways we can pass all this time spent at home and we wanted to share with you some recipes that may help make your day that little bit easier. It’s time to get cooking with the kids with these simple recipes from Ciara Attwell’s book, Fussy Eaters.
