The Week Ahead: Nearing the Forbearance Exit 2 days ago Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Sign up for DS News Daily  Print This Post Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago The Urban Institute recently examined data from the Home Mortgage Disclosure act to discover if minority applicants were being denied mortgages at a higher rate than other races. In total, the group found that at least 16 percent of applicants were denied GSE loans, according to data from the HMDA. However, when the Urban Institute compared HMDA data to CoreLogic data, they found denial rates for low credit profile applicants was at least 54 percent for all races.Regardless of race, weaker credit profile applicants were denied at a significantly higher rate than other applicants. The Urban Institute found that of low credit profile applicants, at least 75 percent of African American applicants were denied GSE loans, 67 percent of Hispanic, 50 percent of white and 55 percent of Asian. Compare to 2001, at least 37 percent of African Americans were denied GSE loans, as were 25 percent of Hispanics, 15 percent of whites and 11 percent of Asians. The group believes the GSEs are underserving applicants with weaker credit profilesMortgage credit access opened up slightly in May, according to the Mortgage Bankers Association’s Mortgage Credit Availability Index. The MCAI increased 1.14 percent from April to May, reading 115.1 in the latest measure. The index was benchmarked at 100 in March 2012, and would have read roughly 800 if the tracking measure had existed in 2007. May’s gains came partially from a slight increase in the availability of jumbo loans and lower credit score requirements on FHA loans. Is Rise in Forbearance Volume Cause for Concern? 2 days ago Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago Share Save Related Articles The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago in Featured, Media, Webcasts Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago Previous: Fitch: Green Tree Servicing Moved to ‘Rating Watch Negative’ Next: Court Research Reveals Foreclosure Performance Varies by Firm DS News Webcast: Monday 6/9/2014 2014-06-08 DSNews The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago About Author: DSNews Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Home / Featured / DS News Webcast: Monday 6/9/2014 June 8, 2014 791 Views Subscribe Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago read more

in Daily Dose, Featured, News  Print This Post Home / Daily Dose / Jumbo RMBS Issuance in 2015 Has Already Surpassed Last Year’s Total Subscribe Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago Through the end of Q3 2015, the total of U.S. prime jumbo residential mortgage-backed securities (RMBS) issued has already passed the 2014 total, according to a report from Fitch Ratings.Although the third quarter of 2015 only saw seven RMBS transactions from six issuers, a continued decline from 12 transactions in the first quarter and 10 transactions in the second quarter, the 29 transactions and approximately $10.1 billion of issuance so far this year have already exceeded the 26 transactions and $8.3 billion issued for the entire year of 2014.”The increased transaction volume reflects a broadening of the number of issuers active in the market,” the report said. “Eight different issuers have issued prime jumbo RMBS through third quarter 2015, compared to seven issuers in all of 2014.”Prepayment speeds declined in the third quarter while mortgage rates rose to over 4 percent during the summer months before slightly dropping, the report found.”Prepay speeds may continue to decline as the proportion of loans with refinance incentive declines, especially as the Fed considers raising rates late this year or in early 2016,” the report explained.In July, Fitch had already predicted that RMBS issuance was set to exceed last year’s levels thanks to a strong second quarter of RMBS issuance, according to Fitch Ratings’ quarterly U.S. Prime Jumbo RMBS Trends report.The Fitch report notes that eight jumbo RMBS deals came to market in second-quarter 2015 from six issuers. Although this number is slightly lower than the 12 RMBS deals from seven issuers that were brought to market in the first quarter of 2015, the amount of new transactions only added to an already strong first half of the year.According to Fitch, the $7.1 billion worth of RMBS issuance thus far in 2015 is on track to surpass not only the 2014 total of $8.3 billion, but also the 2013 total of $13.1 billion.“The slowly increasing pace of new RMBS issuance reflects more issuers willing to tap the market,” said Fitch Director Sean Nelson.Click here to view the full report. Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Share Save Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Related Articles Fitch Ratings Jumbo Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities 2015-10-19 Brian Honea Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago October 19, 2015 1,460 Views About Author: Xhevrije West The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Tagged with: Fitch Ratings Jumbo Residential Mortgage-Backed Securities Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Sign up for DS News Daily Previous: Treasury Official Decries Push to ‘Recap and Release’ Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac Next: Build to Rent Strategy Gains Popularity Jumbo RMBS Issuance in 2015 Has Already Surpassed Last Year’s Total The Week Ahead: Nearing the Forbearance Exit 2 days ago Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago Xhevrije West is a talented writer and editor based in Dallas, Texas. She has worked for a number of publications including The Syracuse New Times, Dallas Flow Magazine, and Bellwethr Magazine. She completed her Bachelors at Alcorn State University and went on to complete her Masters at Syracuse University. The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago read more

Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Related Articles Previous: The Week Ahead: A Look at Delinquency Rates Next: PHH Servicer Ratings Rise Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago While “zombie homes” might be a cool-sounding name for something, the reality is its own sort of plague for states like New York. In Rochester, these vacant, deteriorating properties, are a longstanding eyesore that the city wants to acquire, but federal foot-dragging is holding up those plans.At least that’s how Senator Chuck Schumer (D-N.Y.) sees it. In a recent press event, as well as in a letter to Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Secretary Ben Carson, Schumer urged HUD to approve the Asset Control Area Renewal Agreement, which would allow Rochester officials to acquire vacant homes and rehabilitate them.The agreement with HUD had been on the books since 2003 and had allowed Rochester to acquire 750 foreclosed homes for rehab. The agreement also was typically renewed every two years, but it expired in February, forcing the city to stall its plans, leaving the fate of 2,000 zombie homes waiting for a decision.The Democrat & Chronicle quoted Schumer at his press gathering saying, “Towns throughout Monroe County are struggling to get rid of these zombie homes, which post-foreclosure often become havens for problems that drag down neighborhoods.”Schumer told reporters that HUD has been “dragging its feet” on the renewal of the agreement, thereby  “forcing City Hall to stall projects as it continues to wait for approval.”Schumer called the agreement a “win-win-win” because it leads to rehabbing of vacant, often derelict properties, buoys local tax rolls, and provides houses for first-time buyers. In a fourth “win,” Schumer said the rehabbing of zombie homes also provides jobs for construction crews.Schumer said, “HUD needs to wake up and to prevent this zombie home apocalypse from gaining the upper hand again and sucking the life from Rochester’s neighborhoods.” Schumer’s office said that it estimates that each zombie property in the city of Rochester is worth $15,000 to the local tax rolls. At 2,000 properties, that translates to $30 million.Learn more about how the challenge of zombie homes can be addressed:Windy City Targets Zombie HomesZombie Homes: Why Won’t They Die Out?Zombie Homes Webinar Addresses Abandoned Property Challenges Abandoned Homes HOUSING HUD New York real estate Vacant Properties zombie homes 2018-08-13 Radhika Ojha The Week Ahead: Nearing the Forbearance Exit 2 days ago Subscribe in Daily Dose, Featured, Foreclosure, News Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago About Author: Scott Morgan Tagged with: Abandoned Homes HOUSING HUD New York real estate Vacant Properties zombie homes The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago Senator Calls for Action on Zombie Properties Home / Daily Dose / Senator Calls for Action on Zombie Properties Share 1Save Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago  Print This Post Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago August 13, 2018 2,298 Views Sign up for DS News Daily The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Scott Morgan is a multi-award-winning journalist and editor based out of Texas. During his 11 years as a newspaper journalist, he wrote more than 4,000 published pieces. He’s been recognized for his work since 2001, and his creative writing continues to win acclaim from readers and fellow writers alike. He is also a creative writing teacher and the author of several books, from short fiction to written works about writing. read more

Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago  Print This Post The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago August 20, 2019 1,653 Views Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago The Week Ahead: Nearing the Forbearance Exit 2 days ago Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago About Author: Seth Welborn Previous: Making Passive Investments in Real Estate Next: Tackling the Secondary Mortgage Market’s Talent Gap Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Seth Welborn is a Reporter for DS News and MReport. A graduate of Harding University, he has covered numerous topics across the real estate and default servicing industries. Additionally, he has written B2B marketing copy for Dallas-based companies such as AT&T. An East Texas Native, he also works part-time as a photographer. Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Share Save Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago Subscribe The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Related Articles Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago Banking Federal Reserve Regulation 2019-08-20 Seth Welborn in Daily Dose, Featured, Market Studies, News As the Federal Reserve and other regulators roll back some post-2008 regulations, some worry that the economy may put at risk during the next downturn, the New York Times reports. “No individual thing jumps out, but if you look at the sum total, the direction of travel is not entirely encouraging,” Jeremy Stein, a former Fed governor said on a recent panel. “You need to be incredibly vigilant, and really understand this stuff very well. It’s very opaque, in many ways.”Included in the changes are some changes to the Volcker Rule, originally aimed at preventing banks from trading for their own profit with depositors’ money and other funds. The revised rule will ease restrictions on bank investments.Banks complained that the Volcker Rule’s provision which forced banks to prove that their short-term trades, were allowable under the law was burdensome and restricted legitimate trading, and is now scrapped.Martin J. Gruenberg, a member of the FDIC board of directors, dissented against the rule, saying “the Volcker Rule will no longer impose a meaningful constraint on speculative proprietary trading by banks and bank holding companies benefiting from the public safety net.”NYT reports that representatives from each of the biggest banks have met multiple times with Fed officials to talk about the stress capital buffer, a measure that would condense and streamline capital requirements, according to two people familiar with the matter. Each bank also used a public comment period in 2018 to send letters detailing specific suggestions for changes the Fed could make when it enacts the new standard.“We’re comfortable with the capital regime that we’re operating under,” John Shrewsberry, Wells Fargo’s CFO, said on a call with reporters last month.According to Fed research, bank capital should be in a range of 13% to more than 26% of a bank’s assets, and capital ratios at big banks stood at about 14% at the end of last year. According to Neel Kashkari, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis, “the biggest banks need substantially more capital,” noting that changes that could weaken requirements are “concerning.” Home / Daily Dose / What’s Best for Banks? Tagged with: Banking Federal Reserve Regulation What’s Best for Banks? Sign up for DS News Daily Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago read more

Home / Daily Dose / Residential Real Estate on “Shaky Ground” In an interview with Real Vision, real estate analyst Keith Jurow stated that recent housing market recovery has been nothing more than an illusion. According to Jurow, the “illusion” stems from lenders and mortgage services not putting foreclosed properties on the market.“This had nothing to do with any kind of economic recovery,” Jurow said. “The house market turnaround was because of the actions taken by the lenders and servicers.”Jurow notes that there are  four factors putting the U.S. housing market at risk: subprime mortgages, defaulting on modified mortgages, declining home sales in the hottest market. There are currently $800 billion of subprime mortgages still outstanding, many of which have not been paid at all in the last five years.Additionally, millions of owners of modified mortgages started redefaulting almost immediately after they were modified. “Some of them have redefaulted two or three times,” Jurow said. “A second redefault is greater. So this problem is getting worse as we move forward.”“There are very dangerous circumstances today that you have to think about, in terms of making decisions concerning houses,” Jurow concluded. “There is no way I would consider buying a house either to live in or as an investment with all of these circumstances and risks. And if I were a homeowner, I would seriously consider selling before things get much worse.” Subscribe Seth Welborn is a Reporter for DS News and MReport. A graduate of Harding University, he has covered numerous topics across the real estate and default servicing industries. Additionally, he has written B2B marketing copy for Dallas-based companies such as AT&T. An East Texas Native, he also works part-time as a photographer.  Print This Post Residential Real Estate on “Shaky Ground” in Daily Dose, Featured, Market Studies, News Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Related Articles Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Share 2Save Previous: Studying the Affordability Crisis Across America Next: Hurricane Relief’s Overlooked Segment Tagged with: Economy HOUSING Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago The Week Ahead: Nearing the Forbearance Exit 2 days ago The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago October 14, 2019 2,077 Views Economy HOUSING 2019-10-14 Seth Welborn Sign up for DS News Daily Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago About Author: Seth Welborn read more

About Author: Krista F. Brock Zombie Homes Hold Steady During Foreclosure Moratoria Previous: COVID-19: Old Lessons, New Challenges Next: High-Risk Homes Lack Flood Insurance Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago Foreclosure zombie homes 2020-05-28 Seth Welborn The Week Ahead: Nearing the Forbearance Exit 2 days ago in Daily Dose, Featured, Market Studies, News Home / Daily Dose / Zombie Homes Hold Steady During Foreclosure Moratoria The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago May 28, 2020 1,485 Views Related Articles Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago Tagged with: Foreclosure zombie homes Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago  Print This Post Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Sign up for DS News Daily Subscribe Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Share Save Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Zombie foreclosures make up 3% of all properties currently in foreclosure across the nation as of the second quarter, which is little changed from Q1, according to the latest data from ATTOM Data Solutions. That means 3% of all homes in foreclosure are vacant. In raw numbers, that’s 7,650 zombie homes, out of 258,000 homes in foreclosure. In terms of total housing across the nation, that’s one in every 13,000 of the nation’s total 99.2 million homes. The zombie foreclosure rate is down just 0.1 percentage point from the first quarter of the year, which is unsurprising as 70% of home loan borrowers are currently protected by a foreclosure moratorium enacted in March and lasting until at least the end of June. “We are in a holding pattern across the country as long as the moratorium continues,” said Todd Teta, Chief Product Officer at ATTOM. When the moratorium is lifted, “that’s the point when we will see if foreclosure activity will remain at very low levels or rise,” Teta said. New York has the highest total number of zombie properties with 2,158. However, the state overall does not make it into the top five states in terms of the percentage of zombie properties compared to total properties in foreclosure.The states with the highest rate of zombie properties are Ohio (6.7%), New Mexico (5.5%), Indiana (4.8%), Illinois (4.7%), and Iowa (4.5%). In total Ohio has 877 properties in zombie status and is home to two of the large metros with the highest zombie foreclosure rate: Peoria, Illinois (12.9%); and Cleveland, Ohio (11%). Other metros with high rates of zombie properties were Syracuse, New York (8.9%); St. Louis (7.8%); and Honolulu (7.8%).New York, Florida, and Ohio were also home to the ZIP codes with some of the highest zombie rates among ZIP codes that had at least 100 properties in some stage of foreclosure. At the other end of the spectrum, the states with the lowest share of vacant properties in foreclosure are South Dakota, Idaho, New Hampshire, Utah, New Jersey, Connecticut, and Colorado. In all of these states less than 1.3% of all properties in foreclosure are zombie properties. The large metros with the lowest percentage of vacant properties in the foreclosure process are San Francisco (0.6%), Austin, Texas (0.8%); Philadelphia (1.1%); Phoenix (1.3%); and Boston (1.4%). The vacancy rate for all residential properties across the nation was 1.5% as of Q2, amounting to about 1.5 million properties total. The highest vacancy rates were recorded in Kansas, Tennessee, Mississippi, and Oklahoma, all of which had vacancy rates of 2.6%. Indiana followed closely with a vacancy rate of 2.5%The lowest vacancy rates were recorded in New Hampshire (0.4%), Vermont (0.4%), Delaware (0.5%), Idaho (0.6%) and North Dakota (0.7%).Indiana is home to the highest rate of vacancies among investor-owned properties. In Indiana, 8.4% of investor properties are vacant. Ohio ranked next with 6.6%, followed by Minnesota (6.1%) and Mississippi (5.7%). Krista Franks Brock is a professional writer and editor who has covered the mortgage banking and default servicing sectors since 2011. Previously, she served as managing editor of DS News and Southern Distinction, a regional lifestyle publication. Her work has appeared in a variety of print and online publications, including Consumers Digest, Dallas Style and Design, DS News and DSNews.com, MReport and theMReport.com. She holds degrees in journalism and art from the University of Georgia. read more

 Print This Post Sign up for DS News Daily 2020-09-04 Christina Hughes Babb in Daily Dose, Featured, News Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Subscribe About Author: Chuck Green Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago Call it bust out time for mortgages in active forbearance. After staying the course for the last couple of weeks, they more than found their footing by improving more dramatically than anticipated, receding over the last week by 147k (-4%), according to Blackknightinc.com,  In fact, since the May peak, active forbearances are now down about 1M (-21%), stated Black Knight’s McDash Flash Forbearance Tracker. While slowly and deliberately, overall, there was continued improvement in COVID-19-related levels of forbearance. A total of 3.8M mortgages remain in active COVID-19 related forbearance plans as of September 1. That’s 7.1% of all active mortgages, a drop off from 7.4%. They represent $804 billion in unpaid principal; of which 75% have had their terms extended.  Portfolio-held loans, which descended by 75K this week, along with a drop of 49K in active forbearance plans, fueled the decrease. Meantime, there was a weekly fallback of -23K in FHA/VA loans.  Active forbearance yielded ground over the last 30 days, dropping by 171K (-4%), with the heartiest uptick again among GSE loans (-128K, -8%). FHA/VA forbearances (-23K, -2%) and private/portfolio loans (-20K, -2%), experienced more moderate traction. This month, more than 2M COVID-19-related forbearance plans are on the brink of expiring, paving the way to a significant volume of extension/removal activity later in September and early October.  Since the COVID-19 crisis swept the country, forbearances sagged, according to data from Black Knight. According to the McDash Flash Forbearance Tracker, as of June 2, 2020, 4.73 million homeowners, representing 8.9% of all mortgages are in COVID-19 mortgage forbearance plans. While there was actually a net decline of 43,000 forbearances among government-backed mortgages (Fannie, Freddie and FHA/VA) from May 26 to June 2, it was partially offset by an increase of 9,000 forbearances among mortgages in bank portfolios and private-label securities. “While this decline is welcome news, there are still concerning signs in the data,” said Black Knight CEO Anthony Jabbour. “According to Black Knight’s McDash Flash Payment Tracker, far fewer homeowners in forbearance remitted May payments than did in April. If that trend holds true through the end of the month, the market should be prepared for another likely rise in the delinquency rate for May. Also, expanded unemployment benefits are scheduled to end on July 31. It remains to be seen how that will impact both forbearance requests and overall mortgage delinquencies.”  Chuck Green has contributed to the Wall Street Journal, Washington Post, Los Angeles Times, San Francisco Chronicle, Chicago Tribune and others covering various industries, including real estate, business and banking, technology, and sports. Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Data Provider Black Knight to Acquire Top of Mind 2 days ago Servicers Navigate the Post-Pandemic World 2 days ago September 4, 2020 1,155 Views Related Articles The Week Ahead: Nearing the Forbearance Exit 2 days ago Governmental Measures Target Expanded Access to Affordable Housing 2 days ago Previous: Latest Housing Market Stats Next: The Week Ahead: The Need for Financial Aid During Pandemic Home / Daily Dose / Mortgages in Forbearance Down From Peak  The Best Markets For Residential Property Investors 2 days ago Share Save Demand Propels Home Prices Upward 2 days ago Mortgages in Forbearance Down From Peak  read more

Pinterest Children as young as 10 involved in Fountain Estate attacks Guidelines for reopening of hospitality sector published Facebook Facebook Almost 10,000 appointments cancelled in Saolta Hospital Group this week Twitter Google+ LUH system challenged by however, work to reduce risk to patients ongoing – Dr Hamilton Children as young as ten were involved in petrol bomb attacks on police in Derry.Petrol bombs, paint bombs and bricks were thrown towards the Fountain estate on Sunday and Monday night.Two youths, aged 13 and 14, have been arrested on suspicion of riotous behaviour in the area on Sunday.Chief Inspector Jon Burrows said they have evidence that young children were involved and social services have been alerted…[podcast]http://www.highlandradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/02/burr530.mp3p[/podcast] By News Highland – February 5, 2014 WhatsApp WhatsApp Twitter Need for issues with Mica redress scheme to be addressed raised in Seanad also RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Pinterest Google+ Calls for maternity restrictions to be lifted at LUH News Business Matters Ep 45 – Boyd Robinson, Annette Houston & Michael Margey Previous articleEnda Kenny -‘ Not even the Donegal postman could have predicted the floods’Next articleAn Grianán Theatre named Ulster Live Music Venue of the Year 2013 News Highland read more

Facebook Pinterest WhatsApp WhatsApp Almost 10,000 appointments cancelled in Saolta Hospital Group this week By admin – May 28, 2015 Homepage BannerNews The deadline for the new Beef Genomics Scheme has been extended by a week.Applications for the scheme, which replaces the previous Suckler Cow scheme were to have closed tomorrow, but Junior MInister Joe Mc Hugh says questions over elements of the programme meant many farmers have not yet signed up.He says the Agriculture Minister has now extended the deadline, and is urging Donegal farmers to sign up now………..Audio Playerhttp://www.highlandradio.com/wp-content/uploads/2015/05/joecows.mp300:0000:0000:00Use Up/Down Arrow keys to increase or decrease volume. Guidelines for reopening of hospitality sector published Nine Til Noon Show – Listen back to Wednesday’s Programme Previous articleJoule Donegal International Rally entry list releasedNext articleHSE tender for Robot to assess patients remotely at Letterkenny General Hospital admin Calls for maternity restrictions to be lifted at LUH Pinterest Twitter LUH system challenged by however, work to reduce risk to patients ongoing – Dr Hamilton RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Google+ Mc Hugh urges farmers to sign up for Beef Genomics Scheme Twitter Google+ Facebook GAA decision not sitting well with Donegal – Mick McGrath read more

Pinterest Twitter Facebook Google+ Gardai deal with ‘Public Order’ issue in Thornberry area of Letterkenny Facebook Pinterest Dail to vote later on extending emergency Covid powers Previous articleLocal group describe Keane report as laughableNext articleDana’s future as presidential candidate in doubt News Highland Gardai have been invloved in a major operation in the Thornberry area of Letterkenny this morning.Locals reported seeing numerous gardai attend the scene, some dressed in public order gear.The operation has now concluded – Gardai have yet to confirm what the nature of this morning’s operation was but it is understood to public order related. PSNI and Gardai urged to investigate Adams’ claims he sheltered on-the-run suspect in Donegal Google+ Dail hears questions over design, funding and operation of Mica redress scheme RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR WhatsApp Newsx Adverts By News Highland – October 13, 2011 HSE warns of ‘widespread cancellations’ of appointments next week WhatsApp Man arrested in Derry on suspicion of drugs and criminal property offences released Twitter Man arrested on suspicion of drugs and criminal property offences in Derry read more