

Edmund Honohan might be the most important voice in Irish mortgage reform you’ve never heard of. As Master of the High Court from 2001-2022, he’s seen firsthand how vulture funds and banks have exploited legal loopholes to repossess homes. Now he’s on a mission to fix the system. We spent an hour exploring: + How vulture funds are exploiting gaps in Irish property law + The EU’s new directive on mortgage forbearance and what it means for borrowers + Why the Irish Central Bank needs to step up its consumer protection efforts + His proposal for a new state-owned investment bank using Apple tax windfall + How distressed borrowers can leverage new EU rules to fight back against lenders This is a must-watch for anyone concerned about housing in Ireland, the power of banks, or how to build a fairer financial system. Watch below!
€330,000 on a bike shed.
€436,000 per Ukrainian prefab.
€740,000 on a bus stop in Carrick-on- Shannon.
€2,000,000 on a Dáil printer.
€1,400,000 on a security hut.
€725,000,000 for RTE Propaganda.
€2,400,000,000 on a hospital…so far.
This is just the tip of the iceberg
