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fire sale
'It's not fair': Fianna Fáil poised to block PTSB loan sale to 'unregulated' vulture funds
19 Feb 2018
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on site
Where will all the construction workers come from to build the Ireland 2040 plan?
18 Feb 2018
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not a clue
The government has no idea if people are serving on more state boards than they should be
18 Feb 2018
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Trouble Brewing
The government wants to exempt itself from the EU's new hardcore data protection rules - but why?
18 Feb 2018
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through the roof
Irish house prices have soared again and people's wages can't keep up
14 Feb 2018
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The Daily Poll
Poll: Have you been affected by the rental crisis?
13 Feb 2018
24.4k
112
WRC
Luas justified in firing fares inspector who punched passenger following 'unacceptable' level of racist abuse
12 Feb 2018
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my own lovely fee
Deal done for Cork's new event centre but it could end up costing the State more money
12 Feb 2018
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limit the sky
'If you must build something there, it has to be world class' - the saga of the €250 million Cork city skyscraper
11 Feb 2018
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Long Time Coming
Much-delayed IT system to see Affordable Childcare Scheme launch pushed back to 2019 - at least
11 Feb 2018
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Moral Hazard
Irish people stopped paying mortgages in their droves after a ruling blocked the banks from evicting
9 Feb 2018
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hold on to your hats
Wall Street, we have a correction: The Dow Jones is plummeting again
8 Feb 2018
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grave concerns
'We are trying to sound the alarm' - committee hears Public Services Card is a legal ticking time bomb
8 Feb 2018
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Ouch
No-deal Brexit would cripple UK finances to tune of €91 BILLION - leaked report
8 Feb 2018
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off air
Radio Nova ordered to pay €30,000 to presenter who was unfairly fired
7 Feb 2018
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Wall Street
Traders breathe sigh of relief as markets bounce back after 'mini flash crash'
6 Feb 2018
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Freefall
What on earth is going on with the world's stock markets this morning?
6 Feb 2018
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MARKET MELTDOWN
Wall Street just took a huge plunge and traders are trying to stay calm
5 Feb 2018
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SMEs
2017 was a record year for the number of start-ups in Ireland
5 Feb 2018
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10
acrylamide
Hoteliers say stricter rules on a cancer-causing food substance would be 'unworkable'
4 Feb 2018
32.4k
43
The Daily Poll
Poll: Would you vote for Irexit?
4 Feb 2018
96.8k
360
Oyster Lane
One of Ireland's wealthiest families is building a leisure centre on the Wexford seafront
4 Feb 2018
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13
poverty line
Almost one in six Irish households is jobless
3 Feb 2018
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140
building and property
A co-op housing group wants to build projects in south Dublin and border counties
3 Feb 2018
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21
The Daily Poll
Poll: Should free contraception be introduced in Ireland and, if so, for whom?
2 Feb 2018
31.2k
221
The Daily Poll
Poll: Are you using Facebook less since it changed its news feed?
1 Feb 2018
20.3k
53
look up to the skies
Taoiseach confirms backing for new €320m runway at Dublin Airport
30 Jan 2018
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136
Car Crash
The Irish taxpayer will pick up the tab for bust Setanta Insurance
30 Jan 2018
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62
new schools
'Livelihoods on the line': Irish contractors affected by Carillion collapse fear they won't be paid
30 Jan 2018
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23
Rise of the Machines
Ireland wants a future where AI makes medical decisions and delivers jail sentences
28 Jan 2018
25.2k
72
Labour Court
A worker sacked after making a discrimination claim has been awarded €25,000
26 Jan 2018
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27
Jobs
Central Bank optimistic about Ireland's future with full employment 'in view'
26 Jan 2018
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70
in shite
'You wouldn't get this in the Third World' - locals up in arms over state of roads in Munster town
26 Jan 2018
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will they wont they
Ikea is 'exploring the option' of opening a south Dublin store
24 Jan 2018
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Financial Services
The head of Ulster Bank has been poached by supermarket giant Tesco
24 Jan 2018
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N-S Interconnector
Controversial electricity pylon plan takes big leap forward but some people aren't happy
24 Jan 2018
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jewel in the crown
Netflix has so cornered the streaming market it's now worth $100 BILLION
23 Jan 2018
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Data centre
Amazon's €1bn 'Project G' for Dublin gets the go-ahead
23 Jan 2018
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World Economic Forum
These are the Irish people making the exclusive trip to Davos this week
22 Jan 2018
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41
Davos
The world's richest 1% swallowed up 82% of the wealth created last year
22 Jan 2018
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