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13,000 Irish mortgages have been in arrears for more than five years
Poll: Should GPs start charging for some medical card services?
Cuisine de France maker overturns payout for worker accused of showing up drunk
Poll: Should paternity leave be mandatory?
€1.5m allocated to support fodder imports in effort to ease feed crisis
Data Commissioner 'actively supervising Facebook’s progress in cleaning up its act'
Interest-only mortgages in the spotlight but lender says it has 'no concerns'
Spotify made its debut on Wall Street and rocketed to a $30bn valuation
There are signs housing supply is starting to pick up in Dublin - but it's stagnant elsewhere
'It's a bit scary' - in the buildup to Brexit, cross-border mortgages are looking increasingly hard to come by
The tourism trade wants to hire asylum seekers to plug skills gaps
'We are not the HSE's dumping ground' - after 48 years, is the State finally set to update its contract with GPs?
Irish-founded tech firm Intercom reaches 'unicorn status' with its $1bn-plus valuation
Central Bank expected to cease the printing of banknotes in Ireland
Fuming customers say tech retailer Click.ie hasn't shipped their phones or issued receipts
'Historic gems' like Dublin's Custom House should just be used for tourism
'Fast ferry' service for Tory Island ends long-running row
Offices of Cambridge Analytica raided by UK information commissioner
Competition watchdog to further investigate mooted Irish Times takeover of Irish Examiner
Dublin Fire Brigade warns businesses about advertising scam
Brexit could increase cost of milk, cheese and eggs by 46%
'Appearances can be deceptive' - CEO falls on sword, but did Cambridge Analytica swing the US election for Trump?
Cambridge Analytica executives filmed allegedly touting use of bribery, entrapment to swing elections around the world
Challenging the music industry: 'We'd get a cheque in the post for 10c'
The Young Offenders gives 25-year-old song a huge boost - but band don't expect a windfall
The Sinn Féin bookstore made €350,000 last year... but things could still be better
There is 'no evidence' to back up claim that an 'invisible border' is possible, MPs say
Pictures: Gardaí and Revenue have 'dismantled' Ireland's first ever illegal cigarette factory in Co Louth
Filmbase to go into liquidation after 32 years
Irish globetrotters will soon have their choice of Chinese cities to fly to
Former TD comes centre stage in attempt by Denis O'Brien to name Declan Ganley in court action
'There's a cycling agenda here' - debate hots up ahead of planning meeting on Dublin's proposed civic plaza
Clare Co Council looking at idea of 'autonomous cars' to address rural transport issues
So why won't insurance companies cover your 10-year-old car?
Trinity heads for another south Dublin showdown as it plans 300 more student beds
Bars get green light for late drinking licence on Good Friday
'It's heartbreaking' - locals 'completely' reject latest state proposals to end Tory Island ferry impasse
Big Tobacco made €7,900 for every dead smoker in 2015, according to a new report
'A truly sad day': NME to close print edition after 66 years
A Cork Chinese and a Dublin Apache Pizza were both closed over 'rodent droppings' in the kitchen