Minister says retargeting takes into account risks that may be posed by economic overheating

Government credibility staked on strategic development zones and fast-track planning

Tyrrelstown GAA club say they have nowhere else to go and cannot afford land

Developers alleged commissioner failed to deal with original complaint

State Claims Agency figures show cost of legal actions against State rising to €2.2bn

South Dublin was first of the mark with a SDZ development in Adamstown

Grant Thornton bill amounts to almost €17.3m on list of 76 payments

Dublin buildings to be flattened and sites redeveloped under €50m plan

Failure to disclose meeting means he will not emerge unscathed from controversy

Inside Politics: How can Taoiseach answer questions that Theresa May cannot?

Home Sweet Home group calls on Noonan to make vacant buildings available for housing

Council and developers in talks ahead of year as European Capital of Culture in 2020

Developer brothers also taking action against former agency employee Enda Farrell

Travellers tell court they were only recently served with documents and did not have time to get a lawyer

Board members defend sale of Northern Ireland portfolio during PAC appearance

Consortium withdraws notice to Competition and Consumer Protection Commission

‘Irish Times’ reports C&AG fears Nama may have lost ‘hundreds of millions’ in asset sale

New ‘Spotlight’ claim as UK’s National Crime Agency continues Project Eagle probe

JPDC sold site in Cork in 2007 to John F Supple whose debts agency took over

Officers from National Crime Agency carried out searches in Co Down on Tuesday

Move connected with inquiry into sale of Nama asets in North to US company Cerberus

Politicians urge independent investigation after new allegations emerge over NI deal

Adviser secretly recorded saying money moved to Isle of Man account was for him

Number of potential suitors linked with O’Connell Street hotel, including Dalata

Deal between recycling groups likely in New Year

Properties deemed ineligible for reasons including size and poor construction standards

The sector – with its insecure tenants, accidental landlords and soaring rents – is in crisis. An Irish Times series examines a complex problem and how to fix it

It’s not a simple construction problem. The bedsit ban and unfair taxes are also to blame

Dáil correspondence reveals agency’s spending during sale of North loan portfolio

Rents up from €1,000 to €1,500 because ‘you have literally sold half the country away’

Developer signed off statement with phrase associated with Nazis

Developer tells banking inquiry he has grave concerns about the operation of the agency

Ex-tánaiste claims she can’t remember any cabinet member querying bank regulation

Minister awards €30,000 grant to students’ union to promote rent-a-room scheme

Property developer expects his loans of more than €2bn to be sold in Project Jewel sale

Sinn Féin removes statement from website claiming agency involved in ‘off market’ deal

Priory Hall developer accused of not disclosing all of his assets

Independent TD has described that State-owned property firm as ‘secret society’

TD says information will back his call for new inquiry

Injunction was sought requiring couple to honour agreement they signed in November 2014 agreeing to vacate the property