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Paul Hosford

Paul Hosford

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Political Correspondent, Irish Examiner

Dublin

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enterprise software, food, celebrity gossip

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Total articles 4774

  • Short-Term Lettings Bill comes to cabinet after delays last week

    By Paul Hosford Verified| Irish Examiner Verified New laws which will limit the use of AirBnb and other short-term rentals in large towns and cities will come to Cabinet today, after being delayed last week. The Short-Term Lettings Bill will include restrictions to prevent homeowners from renting out properties for more than 90 days a year if they live in an area with a population greater than 10,000. This would, in effect, prevent individuals who are short-term letting properties on a full-time basis from operating in large towns and cities.

    By Paul Hosford Verified · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Martin: Pharmaceutical sector must be part of trade negotiations

    By Tadgh McNally Verified, Paul Hosford Verified, Eoin English Verified, Ronan Smyth Verified| Irish Examiner Verified Pharmaceutical and semiconductor manufacturing must form part of EU-US talks on trade, Taoiseach Micheál Martin has said. His comments come as it was confirmed Ireland is the second biggest pharma exporter in the EU, with exports reaching a record €313.4bn last year. These exports were primarily bound for the US, with 38.2% travelling across the Atlantic.

    By Tadgh McNally Verified, Paul Hosford Verified, Eoin English Verified, Ronan Smyth Verified · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 14, 2025

  • Short-Term Lettings Bill comes to cabinet after delays last week

    By Paul Hosford Verified| Irish Examiner Verified New laws which will limit the use of AirBnb and other short-term rentals in large towns and cities will come to Cabinet today, after being delayed last week. The Short-Term Lettings Bill will include restrictions to prevent homeowners from renting out properties for more than 90 days a year if they live in an area with a population greater than 10,000. This would, in effect, prevent individuals who are short-term letting properties on a full-time basis from operating in large towns and cities.

    By Paul Hosford Verified · Irish Examiner

    Apr. 14, 2025

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Irish Examiner

Macroom, Cork, Ireland

+353 21 206 3300