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Bills Bills Bills
Explainer: Who benefits from the €200 electricity rebate and how do I make sure I do?
11 Feb 2022
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Gaming
Wordle moved to New York Times website and winning streaks reset
11 Feb 2022
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your stories
Are you struggling with the rising cost of living in Ireland? We want to hear your story
10 Feb 2022
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Inflation
Targeted welfare payments would ease cost of living pressure on lower-income workers, experts say
Updated 9 Feb 2022
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The Morning Lead
Traditional remedies might not work. So how will we cure the surging cost of living?
6 Feb 2022
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Prime rise
Amazon raises price of Prime membership despite soaring profits
4 Feb 2022
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vimes boots
Explainer: Why is everything more expensive?
4 Feb 2022
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covid flying
Ryanair ranked worst short-haul airline for Covid refunds
3 Feb 2022
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price pressures
No let up in cost of living surge in January as Eurozone inflation hits a record high
2 Feb 2022
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digital banking
Revolut takes 'first steps' toward offering loans and bank accounts to Irish users
1 Feb 2022
37.1k
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PTSB
Permanent TSB apologises after 'technical issues' meant some customers didn't get wages
29 Jan 2022
28.5k
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coining it
Ireland's advertising watchdog aware of 'increasing concern' over misleading cryptocurrency ads
22 Jan 2022
33.0k
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Back to Work
People working from home can return to offices 'on a phased basis' from next week
21 Jan 2022
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bank holliers
Explainer: What does Ireland's new public holiday actually mean for workers and employers?
20 Jan 2022
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hauliers
Road safety fears raised over relaxation of lorry driver resting time rules
15 Jan 2022
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30
close contacts
No change to hospitality restrictions until February at the earliest, Taoiseach confirms
Updated 12 Jan 2022
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supply and demand
As 'unprecedented' inflation bites, the gap between Irish used and new car prices is tightening
12 Jan 2022
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retail sales
Irish shoppers splashed out on clothes and DIY supplies in the lead-up to Christmas
7 Jan 2022
10.1k
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Corporation Tax
Irish corporation tax revenues set to decline from 2023 onwards, says Donohoe
6 Jan 2022
24.0k
47
State Finances
Ireland reports record €68.4 billion tax take for 2021 - an annual increase of almost 20%
5 Jan 2022
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close contacts
Supermarkets and hauliers struggling with 'higher than normal' rates of staff shortages
5 Jan 2022
17.1k
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covid absences
'Absenteeism': Union officials hit out at use of term to describe workers out for Covid reasons
4 Jan 2022
24.4k
19
Climate Change
Ibec boss warned Taoiseach that climate budget could cost economy €7.8bn a year
28 Dec 2021
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The Morning Lead
Incoming cold snap looks likely to bring inflated Irish energy bills with it in early 2022
22 Dec 2021
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omicron
'We can get through Omicron and overcome it' - Taoiseach
Updated 21 Dec 2021
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The Banks
State to sell 15% chunk of its AIB stake over the next six months, Donohoe announces
21 Dec 2021
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Trading Places
Brexit drives slump in Irish imports from Britain while cross-border trade flourishes
21 Dec 2021
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PTSB
Permanent TSB signs agreement to buy €7 billion of Ulster Bank mortgages and 25 branches
17 Dec 2021
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The Morning Lead
'Wild West': Private fertility sector making millions as patients left in debt
14 Dec 2021
36.6k
13
Brexit
Irish trade and politics are being transformed by Brexit - but how? What can we expect in 2022?
12 Dec 2021
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10
Inflation
Irish consumer prices rise 5.3% during biggest annual increase in 20 years
Updated 9 Dec 2021
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49
BUSINESS SUPPORTS
Govt says it was 'too complicated' to bring in targeted hospitality supports and instead extends EWSS
Updated 9 Dec 2021
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Catherine Martin
Minister announces €50 million boost for live entertainment with extra €3 million for pantos
8 Dec 2021
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Frozen Out
Amazon server outage hits thousands of Disney+ and Netflix customers
8 Dec 2021
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festive spirit
Shop workers facing 'worrying' rise in verbal abuse from customers this Christmas
6 Dec 2021
37.3k
35
Hospitality
'We've had 3,400 cancellations in 3 weeks': Restaurants say Christmas trade has been 'decimated'
2 Dec 2021
48.1k
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christmas cancellations
Varadkar says hospitality sector is 'taking a hit for the team' as he pledges continued supports
2 Dec 2021
20.3k
20
The Banks
Bank of Ireland fined €24.5 million for IT failures that had potential 'serious' customer impact
2 Dec 2021
38.4k
19
trade winds
Rosslare Europort had one of the busiest days in its history this month - thanks to Brexit
28 Nov 2021
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Power trip
Two big power stations disconnected from the national grid on Monday night in rare 'one-off' event
24 Nov 2021
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