Letterkenny has been formally designated under the Living City Initiative (LCI), the Government’s tax incentive scheme for regenerating older town-centre buildings. Orders signed by the Minister
In our Q1 update, we reflected on more than 25 years of market cycles and the defining challenge of the current period: a chronic
The National Standards Authority of Ireland has published a new version of I.S. 465, the Irish Standard used for assessing buildings affected by defective
As we enter another year in the Donegal property market, it is worth reflecting on the journey the industry has travelled over the past
Significant changes to residential rental legislation will take effect from 1 March. These updates introduce important adjustments to security of tenure and rent setting
Over the past couple of years, we’ve seen residential sites take longer to sell — not because there’s no interest, but because buyers are
Happy New Year from everyone at Franklins! 🎉 To our clients — old and new — thank you for your continued trust and support. We’re
We’re excited to share that Franklins has a fresh new look! As we’ve grown, we felt it was time our brand evolved to better reflect
In recent years, selling property in County Donegal has become more complex due to the well-publicised issue of defective concrete blocks. This concern predominantly
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