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Thursday 30 November 2023 Dublin: 3°C

# House

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Appeal after Missy the puppy is stolen during burglary
The puppy is 16 weeks old and was taken on either Friday night or Saturday morning.
Man (24) stabbed multiple times outside house in Coolock
The man’s injuries are not said to be life-threatening.
‘I’ve given six years to my debt, tried selling my home on YouTube and now I’m bankrupt’
Jillian Godsil says the personal insolvency laws are not designed for ordinary people saying she had no other option but to file for bankruptcy.
PICS: Protesters have a snoop around ousted president's stately home
Hundreds turned up to have a look around the vast estate.
Column: Our economic crisis, and the misery is has caused, is rooted in the property market
The denial of the right to a home leads to homelessness – but is also leads to a society with massive mortgage arrears, rocketing rents, and families living in fear of eviction, writes Sr Stanislaus Kennedy.
7 rules Irish people have for talking about money
They MUST have won the Lotto.
9 telltale signs you've been putting off the cleaning for too long
Someone’s got to do it.
Almost half of Irish homeowners do not have a burglar alarm
A survey also found that a quarter of people are leaving spare keys in obvious places outside their homes.
Home-building at fastest rate in nine years as industry 'turns corner'
A survey by Ulster Bank found rising activity has prompted firms to expand their staffing levels.
Boy (12) hit by brick thrown through his bedroom window
A number of windows in the house were damaged during the incident.
'We're only barely getting off the ground': Noonan dismisses boom suggestions
The Minister for Finance is in Brussels for a Eurogroup meeting, who said Ireland is “proof” that austerity packages ‘deliver results’.
Irish lads prank their housemate by building a wall through his room
Watch the video here.
Man films terrifying video of tornado devastating his house and neighbourhood
The man and his daughter sheltered in their home as the storm passed.
Residents fear house price drop as estate 'resembles a giant penis' from above
Google Earth, you are a cruel mistress.
Brendan Grace interview reveals Charlie Haughey helped buy his family their first house
Brendan Grace said money he received from an action taken against the former Taoiseach allowed him buy his family home.
EU Commission assessing if demolition of Kilkenny ‘heritage house’ is in breach of EU directive
A local group has said that there is a medieval gable wall at one of the houses but the council said there is not yet sufficient evidence of this.
Explosive device 'designed to kill officers' thrown at police in Northern Ireland
The viable explosive device would have killed or maimed had it exploded.
Cocaine seized from house in Clare
A 40-year-old man was arrested at the scene after the drugs were found at the Clare house.
Here's a look inside Will Smith's swish €1.8 million two-storey tour trailer
Known as “The Heat”, there’s €20,000 worth of leather in it. Twenty. Thousand. Let’s have a look inside.
Hogan reports email threat to burn his family home to gardaí
A spokesperson for the minister said he had previously received threats in relation to the household charge but they were “not like this”.
Hundreds of mini-robot cleaners could clean your house in a jiffy
Award-winning idea came after designer observed the movements of swarms of bees pollinating flowers.
US employees ordered to return to work today as shut down ends
President Barack Obama signed the measure which will raise the debt ceiling and reopen the federal government late last night.
PLAY: Budget Bingo 2014
The Budget is here again, so why not turn it into a fun game with TheJournal.ie’s Budget Bingo?
US shutdown enters third day after failed White House talks
Hundreds of thousands of federal workers home, museums and national parks are shut, much scientific research is on hold and the shutdown is now threatening already sluggish economic growth.
Government closure possible in US as politicians deadlocked over budget
Many agencies have been mandated to begin shutting their doors unless a deal can be reached by midnight on Monday.
Breaking Bad creator teaming up with the writer of House for a new project
And you’ll only have to wait until next year to see it.
The DOs and DON'Ts of writing nasty notes to neighbours
It’s an unappreciated art form.
WATCH: Stephen Colbert and Hugh Laurie read dirty words together
Contains NSFW language, of course.
Getting a broken key out of a lock and other DIY annoyances
Video ‘how to’ guides that you might find helpful…
Stolen pesto? Microwave politics? It's time to play Lunchtime Bingo
How many boxes can you tick?
Permanent TSB tells customer in arrears of €200 to sell her house
The woman’s case was reviewed recently as she has been on an interest-only payment plan for around three years.
Truck crashes into sitting room as family were watching TV in Clare
The incident happened on Wednesday evening in Ennistymon, Co Clare.
Photos: Most expensive house in America is up for sale priced €145 million
Let’s have a gawk.
Device explodes beside car in Finglas
There were people in the house the device exploded outside, but no one was injured.
The most annoying things that happen when you live with someone
Will someone please clean those dishes before I have to write a strongly worded note?
Property prices continue to drop, down 1.5pc in February - CSO
Residential property prices in Dublin fell by 0.3% last month, while the rest of the country experienced a drop of 2.1%.
Photos: Here's what a €30 million house in the Cayman Islands looks like
Got some spare millions lying around? Worried about looking flashing if you buy a gaff in Ireland? Never fear.
For sale: 'Grotty', 'rickety' and 'slimy' Dublin house
This description is brilliantly honest.
Poll: Do property repossessions need to happen for recovery to continue?
As painful and as stressful as it will be for those involved, do large scale property repossessions need to take place for Ireland to recover?