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have a fixed rate expiring in September 2022, (it should expire in may 2022 but that's another story), does anyone know at what rate PTSB will get these mortgages, will I have the opportunity in about 12 months time to re fix with UB or will my mortgage be with PTSB in 1 year?, anyone any...

any decision to come out of the market could take sometime, would suspect they'll look to offload as many NPF as possible

though can a fund determine what rate they apply via subsidiary who manages?, is there a barometer on which rates are determined in these funds or just pluck them from the sky?

UB cap the breakage fee at 6 months interest, would think UB will have a few anxious customers now with speculation that a vulture fund is interested in buying its entire loan book, from a personal point of view what happens when a fund takes over your mortgage?, is there a subsidiary that...

only applies through businesses registered with Failte Ireland for staycation tax breaks

good piece Brendan, at some point it would be helpful to see all mortgage rates close to or below 2%

I don't think any vote was cast on this, is it not provided for under public service pensions (single scheme and other provisions) act 2012 and therefore has a legislative basis as oppose to normal IR agreements

if you can't maintain the required social distance currently 2m then masks are a no brainer.

the virus is suppressed in the community, I would think in phase 2 a further loosening of the restrictions will occur, however, this would obviously be predicated on figures continuing on the downward slope

Thanks @SBarrett presume its just a budgetary matter?

in or around 2014 this was reduced to 2million, was there ever a mechanism for this to be reviewed?

quite a few business have installed a 'hatch' at the main entrance, really helpful

Joe Duffy has a 'P Flynn' moment....

community test results are still taking in excess of 7 days, don't get caught up in the waffle of a quick turnaround, this MUST be improved prior to any restrictions being lifted, hospital test results take a matter of hours

so then what is the basis of applying an actuarial reduction?, I cant understand how some sectors are interpreting this differently?

would the supplementary part also be actuarially reduced on CNER?

as he is a contractor what rules in terms of taxation are contractors subjected to given they could establish a company?

https://circulars.gov.ie/pdf/circular/finance/2005/10.pdf

if the bill is in the name of the tenant, is the liability not with the name on the account?

is every community facility now reporting a 3-4 day turnaround?, I'm still aware of individuals awaiting test results greater than 8 days