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# Landlords

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Management company threatens to cut off water until tenants register with Irish Water
Opinion: Rent controls ARE a viable option in calming Ireland's housing crisis
Aideen Elliott and Áine Mannion
Thousands of rentals in Dublin aren't good enough to pass council inspections
Landlords to Irish Water: Don't expect us to act as your collection agents
Landlords evicting tenants for putting their homes on Airbnb
500 doors knocked on as Dublin litter crackdown targets landlords
Government to roll out deposit guarantee scheme - Hayden
Rise in 'accidental landlords' as homeowners rent out properties to cover mortgage costs
Bedsits are history thanks to new regulations effective from today
Residential rents could rise by as much as 7 per cent by 2014
Poll: Should landlords be held financially accountable for tenants’ behaviour?
Poll: Should renters be liable for the property tax?
Column: With so many empty houses, why are people still homeless?
Joyce Loughnan
Students warned to choose their landlord and potential flatmates carefully
Column: Our landlord went into receivership – now we’re in limbo
Alsa Campbell
Charity insists tenants should not be liable for household charge
Column: Landlords who don’t accept rent allowance are lazy – and classist
Lisa McInerney
High retail rents costing jobs, say stores
One in three landlords getting rent supplement aren't registered - board
Students in sleepout protest over rogue landlords
Owners beware: Landlords turn to dog poop DNA tests
National housing agency says tenants face evictions over repossessions
Rents fall less than 1 per cent over 2010
Landlords who wrongly keep deposits will face fines