Des O'Malley

Des O'Malley

businessman Ireland

Des O'Malley is the head of Sherry FitzGerald Countrywide, known for his insights into the evolving housing market in Ireland. He emphasizes the impact of remote work on commuter patterns and house prices, highlighting how affordability and transport links are reshaping where people choose to live.

Born on Jun 03, 1939 (86 years old)

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Ireland Ireland: O’Malley voted for the agreement in the Dáil and helped launch the Progressive Democrats. 8

Garret Fitzgerald Margaret Thatcher Charles Haughey Brian Lenihan Tip O Neill Ted Kennedy Albert Reynolds Bertie Ahern John Bruton Mary Harney John Hume Philip Stephens
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: At the signing of the Anglo-Irish Agreement, we sensed we were witnessing a historic event – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Des O'Malley decided to vote for the new Bill and delivered his 'I Stand by the Republic' speech. 8

Mary May Mcgee Shay Mcgee Charlie Haughey Mary Robinson Barry Desmond Garret Fitzgerald Olivia O Leary
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: May McGee’s achievement meant couples could have healthy sexual relationships without fear – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Des O'Malley, leader of the Progressive Democrats, commented on Martin Cahill's dual housing situation. 5

Frank Mcnally Martin Cahill Brian Purcell Michael Woods Brendan O Brien Martin Fraser
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: My life as a civil servant in 1980s Dublin – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Des O'Malley, head of Sherry FitzGerald Countrywide, discusses the impact of remote work on commuting patterns. 7

Dr Suzanne Mead Kieran Mccarthy Maggie O Donnell Liz O Kane Eileen Keaveney Brian Dempsey
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: house prices, transport links and education – The Irish Times