Latest News

Household Charge introduced in the Republic of Ire...

The Irish Government has introduced an annual Household Charge of €100 payable by owners of residential property
Read More

Stamp Duty Relief for first time buyers to end in ...

First-time buyers will no longer receive an exemption from stamp duty from March 2012 as the government says the relief is "ineffective"
Read More

Have you had an accident? If so contact your own s...

Don't settle for less - Don't let a car hire company or insurance company take control of your accident claim - Your first call after a car accident should always be to murnaghan fee - We will act for you and you alone!

Read More

Best Will Aid campaign ever in 2011

murnaghan fee have helped Will Aid raise over £1.5 million throughout November.
Read More

ROI Budget announcement

The Government in the Republic of Ireland has introduced a number of measures that will affect investors who have or who are considering investment in the Republic of Ireland
Read More

mf now on facebook

murnaghan fee are now on facebook. Follow the link on our website and become a fan.

Read More

Credit Hire Investigation

The Office of Fair Trading has announced that it is to investigate the impact that the provision of credit hire replacement vehicles to drivers who are involved in accidents that are not their fault has on the cost of insurance in the UK.
Read More

Republic of Ireland property tax (NPPR) now due

The 2011 property tax payable by owners of investment properties and second homes in the Republic of Ireland is now due. Payment must be made by the end of June 2011 if penalties are to be avoided.
Read More

Holiday Home opportunities in the South

There may not be a better time to acquire a holiday home or other investment property in the Republic of Ireland.
Read More

Plan to scrap legal aid for victims of clinical/me...

The charity Action against Medical Accidents (AvMA) has issued legal proceedings for a judicial review of the controversial decision to scrap legal aid for victims of clinical negligence. AvMA argue that the Ministry of Justice's decision was both irrational and unfair on a number of fronts.

Read More