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# nama - Friday 26 July, 2019
Nama seeks investors for Poolbeg West land that could fit 3,500 homes
The 37-acre site has the potential to deliver social and affordable homes, as well as commercial developments.
# nama - Thursday 3 January, 2019
Social housing stock dries up but Nama says it's still on course to deliver 20,000 homes by 2020
The head of Nama has hailed 2018 as “another very successful year”.
# nama - Saturday 10 November, 2018
'It's time to send a strong message': 24-hour protest calling for Nama site to be used for social housing
This week a petition with 3,500 signatures calling for a halt to the sale of the site was handed into the Department of Finance.
# nama - Thursday 8 November, 2018
'We work, we pay tax': 'Hidden homeless' family protest against sale of Nama site
The site already has planning permission for more than 450 apartments.
# nama - Tuesday 3 July, 2018
Irish Daily Mail owner apologises to developer over headline on Matt Cooper column
The headline was not written by Cooper.
# nama - Wednesday 13 June, 2018
Only six unfinished housing estates remain in Nama
The National Asset Management Agency increased its lifetime surplus forecast by €500 million today.
# nama - Friday 18 May, 2018
Google has snapped up Boland's Quay from Nama
When complete, Boland’s Quay will accommodate up to 2,500 workers.
# nama - Wednesday 4 April, 2018
Nama planned email deletion policy one month before becoming subject to Freedom of Information
Independents 4 Change TD Mick Wallace questioned the appropriateness of the policy.
# nama - Thursday 25 January, 2018
The EU has shot down claims that Nama gives illegal state aid to developers
Some of Ireland’s biggest developers claimed the ‘bad bank’ had broken the rules.
# nama - Sunday 10 December, 2017
One of Ireland's biggest developers says it may never repay its €120m debt
Gannon Homes was founded by prominent Celtic Tiger builder Gerry Gannon.
# nama - Friday 13 October, 2017
Nama to pay back all of its taxpayer backed debt three years ahead of schedule
Nama has paid back more than €30 billion in the past seven years.
# nama - Saturday 30 September, 2017
Nama employee: 'The request is from Mick Wallace so trying to close off angles of attack in advance'
Wallace has hit out at Nama for its lack of transparency and said the Freedom of Information Act has serious problems.
# nama - Wednesday 27 September, 2017
Eight suspects identified over sale of Nama Project Eagle portfolio
The agency took over the investigation in 2015.
# nama - Thursday 14 September, 2017
Nama could be given more powers to become a housing developer for the State
Leo Varadkar said Nama could ‘step in where the private sector has failed’.
# nama - Wednesday 30 August, 2017
The Square shopping centre in Tallaght goes on the market for over €230m
The 27-year-old development is one of the last large-scale commercial properties on Nama’s books.
# nama - Friday 14 July, 2017
Nama has paid over €115 million to receivers since the property crash
Grant Thornton has received €17.28 million for its work in the area.
# nama - Wednesday 12 July, 2017
Carton House Hotel on sale for €60 million
The hotel has 165 bedrooms, including 18 suites located in the original house.
# nama - Wednesday 28 June, 2017
Norris lets rip on vulture funds: 'Why were they allowed into this country?'
Speaking about his new Housing Co-op Bill, Norris said people appear to have forgotten that “eviction” is a dirty word in Ireland.
# nama - Thursday 1 June, 2017
Nama boss: 'About €35bn is gone, but it was gone before we were set up'
The bad bank said today it will make a bigger-than-expected lifetime surplus.
# nama - Friday 14 April, 2017
'Why were only three bidders selected?': Call for investigation into Nama sale of Project Tolka
Fianna Fáil’s Michael McGrath has called on the C&AG to investigate the sale of a Nama portfolio.
# nama - Thursday 30 March, 2017
'Shame on the Minister for Finance': What was that massive row in the Dáil all about last night?
The PAC report into Nama’s Northern Ireland loan book sale was being debated last night.
# nama - Tuesday 14 March, 2017
Timeline: The seismic controversy over the Project Eagle sale as it unfolded from start to finish
The Public Accounts Committee published its report into the sale today.
'It wouldn't have made any difference' - Nama defends itself from critical Project Eagle report
The Dáil Public Accounts Committee declared this morning that the sales strategy for Project Eagle was “seriously deficient”.
# nama - Wednesday 1 February, 2017
What is Nama doing to help Cork's housing crisis?
We look at how Nama does (and doesn’t) provide social housing in Cork.
# nama - Tuesday 31 January, 2017
Nama offered a council 507 social housing units in Dublin - so why did it only take 65?
A Nama spokesperson says that the units “were sold following a sales process conducted by a receiver on an open market basis”.
# nama - Monday 30 January, 2017
Investigation: What is Nama doing to help increase social housing supply?
The ‘bad bank’ has identified almost 7,000 properties that are potentially suitable for social housing, with demand being confirmed for over 2,700.
'It's soul-destroying, like going for a job interview once a week and every time you don’t get it'
Three people who recently moved into a former Nama-owned property explain what having their own home means to them.
# nama - Friday 27 January, 2017
Remember the developers who 'exited Nama'? Most paid less than half their debts
51 out of 505 debtors that exited Nama paid 10% or less of their debts.
# nama - Wednesday 25 January, 2017
Demolition of Apollo House put on hold
Objections about plans for the site have been made to An Bord Pleanála.
# nama - Friday 6 January, 2017
Nama has identified nearly 7,000 homes for social housing - but only 2,748 have been taken
That is according to the agency’s annual report, published yesterday.
# nama - Tuesday 20 December, 2016
Residents who faced eviction from fire-risk apartments agree repairs deal
It is understood that the cost of the repairs will be met by Dublin City Council and Nama.
# nama - Friday 16 December, 2016
Glen Hansard says the taking over of Apollo House is an 'act of civil disobedience'
The group Home Sweet Home took over the building late on Thursday night to house the homeless
Poll: Should vacant Nama buildings be available to homeless services at Christmas?
A derelict building in Dublin has been occupied by homeless activists with a view to converting it into housing for the homeless.
# nama - Tuesday 18 October, 2016
'A PR disaster': Nama were before the PAC today, and it didn't go too well
PAC chairman Sean Fleming said he’d give the Nama directors red cards if he were a referee.
# nama - Thursday 6 October, 2016
"You're a wily old fox at talking down the clock" - Noonan answers questions over Nama Project Eagle sale
Noonan’s appearance before PAC is rare for a sitting minister, though not unheard of.
# nama - Thursday 29 September, 2016
Nama says it acted in the "interest of the Irish taxpayers" at all times during Project Eagle sale
Nama chairman Frank Daly is appearing before the PAC this afternoon.
# nama - Wednesday 21 September, 2016
PAC to invite Peter Robinson and Martin McGuinness to appear over Project Eagle sale
Finance Minister Michael Noonan agreed last night to appear before the committee.
# nama - Monday 19 September, 2016
Vast majority of people have no confidence in Nama
A new poll shows seven out of 10 people have no faith in the State-owned bad bank.
Fianna Fáil and Fine Gael are rowing over whether Michael Noonan should go before the Public Accounts Committee
Leo Varadkar yesterday accused Opposition TDs of launching a “witch hunt”, adding that Noonan is only accountable to the Dáil.
# nama - Sunday 18 September, 2016
Board member says if Nama was more transparent it wouldn't make as much money
Meanwhile, Mary Lou McDonald wants Michael Noonan to appear before the Public Accounts Committee.
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