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# first time buyers

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Coveney says including second-hand homes in first-time buyers scheme would drive up prices
First-time buyers will be getting a grant to help them get on the ladder
Poll: Should first-time buyers be allowed to use renting history in mortgage applications?
Thinking about getting a mortgage? It could take you over six years to save for a deposit
Poll: Should first-time buyers get a government grant?
New scheme to help first-time buyers on the way - and it will be back-dated
Poll: Do you expect to buy your own home?
6 thoughts everyone has when they're looking for a home
Here's everything you need to know before you look at getting your first mortgage
7 indispensable tips for first time buyers
Ulster Bank is cutting its mortgage rates
Only 395 houses available to first-time buyers in Dublin
Poll: Do you plan to buy your own home?
Will Enda snub the Central Bank to keep deposits at 10 per cent?
Opinion: Game over for mortgage affordability?
Kevin Byrne
Knocking through and levelling up - your three-step guide to renovating
Poll: Should a special scheme to help first-time buyers be introduced?
Warning over 'microwave' housing market
Poll: Do you think the new construction stimulus will lead to another property bubble?
6 times in life when "yes" is all anyone wants to hear
Index shows first time buyers spend 17% of their net income on their new home
Bank of Ireland launches another €2 billion fund for first time buyers
Cole, Cork-opoly and grocery shopping: The week in numbers
63 per cent of first time buyers will buy in the next 12 months
Number of new mortgages shows first annual increase since 2006
1 in 10 Irish mortgages are in arrears
Bank of Ireland to make €1.5 billion available for mortgages
Winners and losers of Budget 2012: In pictures
House prices back to 2002 levels