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Just over 2.5% in September.
Ireland's mortgage rates are currently the eight lowest in the Eurozone.
They decreased from 2.64% in August, to 2.58% in September.
According to Bonkers.ie, Ireland was the only country to see the average rate decline in that period.
The comparison website notes this is due to the slowness of the main lenders in Ireland to pass on recent European Central Bank rate increases.
Kildare Senator Calls For Reform Of National Planning Framework To Address Housing Crisis
Independent Senator Aubrey McCarthy issued the call to the Government in the Seanad
Over 2,800 New Cars Registered In Kildare So Far This Year, 610 EVs
Nationally, new car registrations are up 18.4%
Bright & Warm Weather To Continue As Parts Of Kildare Expected To Reach 18°C
Met Eireann says the good weather is here to stay for the next week, at least
Kildare Parents Among Those Protesting Outside Dail Today Over Lack Of Special Needs School Places
The protest begins at 2pm
Cabinet Signs Off On Changes To Prevent Significant LPT Jumps
Tax bands are to widen by 20%
3,689 Patients Left Naas General Hospital ED Last Year Before Being Treated
Nationally, the figure was over 100,000
College Fees Set To Rise As Cost-of-Living Supports Cut
Higher Education Minister James Lawless has indicated that the €1,000 reduction in the student contribution fee may be removed
Moyvalley-Based Animal Charity Condemns Photographs Circulating Of A Zebra In Co. Clare Pub
The images went viral after the Ennistymon Horse Fair on Sunday
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