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[Financial Times] - “Brokers are telling us they see a 50 per cent increase in demand for mortgages as people feel the market has bottomed out but they are still finding it very difficult to secure mortgages,” said Rachel Doyle, the association's chief operating officer.
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[FinFacts Ireland] - The chief operations officer of the Professional Insurance Brokers' Association, Rachel Doyle, said the move “should mark the beginning of interest rate cuts by all lenders on the basis that current lending rates are still too high, given market
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[Herald.ie] - Professional Insurance Brokers' Association's Rachel Doyle said the move should kick off interest rate cuts in all lenders on the basis that "current lending rates are still too high, given market conditions". She said lenders needed to act
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[Irish Times] - Speaking after the Central Bank said Irish house prices were undervalued by up to 26 per cent, Rachel Doyle, chief operations officer with the association, said half its 870 members believed the demand for mortgages was growing.
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