The Human Side of Home Renovations: Easing the Stress for Families

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The human side of home renovations is often overlooked, but it’s just as critical as the technical and logistical aspects. Renovating a home, especially one that’s being lived in during the process, can be an emotional rollercoaster for families Home renovations often conjure images of dust, drills, and dramatic before-and-after shots. But behind the scenes, …

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Deep Retrofit or Cosmetic Flip? The Real Face of Ireland’s Property ‘Renovation’

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In Ireland’s fast-moving property market, the word “renovated” gets thrown around a lot. New windows, a fresh render, modern floors, and shiny fittings are often enough to sell a home at a premium. But are we really improving our housing stock — or just painting over the cracks?

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Who’s Really Cashing In on Property Grants? Not the Fixer-Upper Buyer

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There’s a lot of buzz around government support for bringing Ireland’s derelict and vacant properties back into use. Between the Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant and SEAI energy upgrade incentives, it seems like a golden opportunity for first-time buyers, returnees, and everyday people looking to take on a renovation project. The idea is sound: make it …

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Guide to Getting Planning Permission for a Home Extension in County Dublin

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Planning permission is crucial for ensuring that developments align with local regulations, protect the environment and heritage, and meet community needs. It prevents inappropriate building and development, and mandates that construction complies with local planning and environmental guidelines. Without planning permission, building work is considered unauthorized and could lead to fines or even demolition of the unauthorized …

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