The European Central Bank is expected to increase rates again next week.
Mortgage rates are likely to continue to increase according to the manager of a midlands Credit Union.
That's ahead of an expected rate hike from the European Central Bank next week.
The move will affect around half a million Irish tracker and variable rates.
North Midlands Credit Union manager, Tom Allen says all the indicators suggest mortgages will continue to become more expensive to service:
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