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# Policy

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Poll: Is the help-to-buy scheme a bad idea?
19 Jun 2017
1.2k
How a top commercial property boss would fix struggling Irish town centres
18 Jun 2017
3.7k
A new venture from Hassle's Irish creator brings a taste of The Sims to home renovations
15 Jun 2017
447
These are all the key points you need to know about the AIB share sale
13 Jun 2017
651
Poll: Should Ireland spend its 'rainy day' billions?
12 Jun 2017
4.5k
Off-licences say online sellers are dodging high alcohol taxes by labelling drinks 'collectables'
12 Jun 2017
886
Older people overpaying €1,000 for health insurance as they're 'afraid to switch plan'
12 Jun 2017
14.0k
10
A new venture from Hassle's Irish creator brings a taste of The Sims to home renovations
11 Jun 2017
2.4k
Public-sector workers will get pay restoration by 2020 - at a cost of €887m
8 Jun 2017
1.8k
The pent-up demand for property risks overheating the economy
7 Jun 2017
719
'Not acceptable' that AIB could pay no tax on profits for up to 30 years
5 Jun 2017
28.4k
46
'Not acceptable' that AIB could pay no tax on profits for up to 30 years
5 Jun 2017
1.6k
1
Irish builders may soon be forced to join a register to prove they're competent
5 Jun 2017
24.9k
37
'A devastating effect on my tranquil home': Two locals stall Intel's €3.6bn factory plan
2 Jun 2017
11.7k
20
'A devastating effect on my tranquil home': Two locals stall Intel's €3.6bn factory plan
2 Jun 2017
5.8k
Nama boss: 'About €35bn is gone, but it was gone before we were set up'
1 Jun 2017
18.8k
49
Three telcos are in hot water over 'inappropriate' marketing slipped into contract docs
1 Jun 2017
567
Irish builders may soon be forced to join a register to prove they're competent
1 Jun 2017
771
2
Nama boss: 'About €35bn is gone, but it was gone before we were set up'
1 Jun 2017
538
Stripe's Patrick Collison to schmooze with the global elite at his Bilderberg debut
1 Jun 2017
563
Irish builders may soon be forced to join a register to prove they're competent
31 May 2017
2.7k
The pound is taking a beating as a hung UK parliament looms
31 May 2017
405
Ireland could learn a few things from the UK's quiet pensions revolution
Stephen Gillick
29 May 2017
125
A state scheme to help fight the 'blight' of late payments is struggling for sign-ups
29 May 2017
222
New hoteliers can't get insurance thanks to Ireland's 'compo culture'
28 May 2017
24.1k
38
Three telcos are in hot water over 'inappropriate' marketing slipped into contract docs
26 May 2017
1.5k
What these two would-be leaders are promising to do for Irish business
25 May 2017
478
New hoteliers can't get insurance thanks to Ireland's 'compo culture'
25 May 2017
870
The corporate watchdog 'fully accepts' Seán FitzPatrick trial flaws - and blames its own staff
23 May 2017
676
Poll: Should 'essential' public-sector workers be banned from going on strike?
22 May 2017
749
Ireland is one of the worst places for social entrepreneurs - here's why that needs to change
Deirdre Kiely
22 May 2017
492
Ireland's largest private landlord is appealing 'exaggerated claims' against a Sandyford project
22 May 2017
20.1k
37
With its ridesharing plans parked, Uber struggles to justify more Irish investment
21 May 2017
21.2k
55
New hoteliers can't get insurance thanks to Ireland's 'compo culture'
21 May 2017
555
Europe's company tax plans will benefit large countries while Ireland loses out
Joe Tynan
20 May 2017
215
Ireland's largest private landlord is appealing 'exaggerated claims' against a Sandyford project
20 May 2017
1.1k
The EU says Ireland needs to hurry up and collect its €13 billion from Apple
19 May 2017
29.7k
81
The EU says Ireland needs to hurry up and collect its €13 billion from Apple
19 May 2017
2.9k
New rules for company accounts go a step too far - here's why small firms should beware
Liz Hughes
19 May 2017
440
Ireland's largest private landlord is appealing 'exaggerated claims' against a Sandyford project
18 May 2017
581
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