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‘I care for my elderly parents, but my efforts are taken for granted – by them and my siblings’

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Tell Me About It: When I ask for help from family members, the response from some is wholly unsupportive

Revolut plans Irish mortgages launch in first half of 2025

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Irish customer base at 2.7m at end of 2023 and on track to breach three million this year

Hate speech Bill delayed until autumn

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Doubts grow that proposed legislation will be passed before general election

Girl power in the Dáil as ‘two very formidable politicians’ take centre stage

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Catherine Murphy and Róisín Shortall, two of the founders of the Social Democrats, take a bow as the third founder hides in plain sight

My three nights at Taylor Swift cost me €47 an hour. Cheaper than therapy

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Stevie Nicks and Julia Roberts were there, and Swift played ‘my’ surprise song. Who knew one song had such healing powers?

Gordon D’Arcy: Ireland to expect the unexpected in South Africa

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Gordon D'Arcy: It is hard to know if South Africa are desperate to win or desperate to not lose to Ireland

‘I’m sure there’s one or two hearts and minds yet to win’: DUP leader embracing Belfast East battle with Alliance rival

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Gavin Robison in 2015 regained the seat Naomi Long took from his party but the margin is tight, especially with TUV running against him

Letters lost en route to Australia a cause of concern

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An AirTag tracker inserted with a card recorded its last location in a residential area near Heathrow airport

Thinking about moving jobs: Here’s how to get the salary you deserve

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Interrogating why you want to leave your current job will help you recognise a good offer

New report raises questions about State support for one-off housing

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Paper published by Department of Public Expenditure says subsidies of up to €100,000 available, and says further consideration needed on how better to target supports so State funds are maximised

Dublin is second most expensive city in Europe to build apartments

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Survey of construction costs suggests the Irish capital was eclipsed in cost terms only by Zurich in Switzerland

Democrats need to find an alternative to Biden-Harris ticket

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Michael McDowell: The recent debate proved Biden is well past his political sell-by date and urgent action is required to prevent the unthinkable of Donald Trump reclaiming the White House

Darragh Ó Sé: No need to cry a river for the departing Dubs - realistically, they won’t fall too far

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Darragh Ó Sé: With Dublin gone from the championship, there’s an All-Ireland sitting there waiting for the four teams left to reach out and grab it

Ranelagh redbrick with hints of Brooklyn brownstone for €1.25m

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Four-bed Victorian terraced house on Chelmsford Road has been upgraded with quirky flair

Quanta Capital in €20m deal for prime Grafton Street retail investments

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Irish-headquartered real estate investor in separate deals for two buildings on city’s foremost shopping street and 3-4 South Frederick Street

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Generation rent: Here’s why renting may not be all bad – as long as you can keep saving and investing

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It’s important to realise that owning your own home is not the only way to secure your financial future

West Cork’s landmark Eccles Hotel and Spa seeking €5m

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In operation since 1745, boutique four-star venue has hosted famous names including George Bernard Shaw, WB Yeats and Pippa Middleton

Turnkey house with spacious garden a short walk from Dún Laoghaire for €1.25m

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Four-bedroom 1940s home benefits from well-lit rooms of generous proportions

What impact will remote working have on the future of Dublin city centre?

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Colin Richardson CBRE: With a decrease in the flow of people into offices each week, there are wider implications for retail, bars and restaurants in Dublin

Limerick city site with full planning for 24 apartments guiding at €1.75m

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Holding at 94 O’Connell Street is well placed according to selling agents to capitalise on ongoing urban regeneration

Dublin office market to experience further boost in activity by year-end

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Second quarter witnessed several large commercial property deals

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British electoral politics are still reassuringly loony

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London Letter: Joke candidates such as Nick the Incredible Flying Brick are a beloved tradition in British elections

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Half a million people now served by ‘at risk’ public water supplies

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Deterioration in supplies due in the main to sustained problems of hazardous THMs and parasite cryptosporidium

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Harris criticised for exempting TU Dublin land from law requiring ‘social’ housing

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Sinn Féin leader describes the decision as ‘nothing short of madness’ but Taoiseach accuses her of ‘faux outrage’

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Mother (40s) and young daughter killed in crash in Co Mayo

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‘I said prayers at the scene, that’s all I really could do,’ said priest called to the scene after collision between car and lorry

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RTÉ chief takes gentle swipe at politicians’ scrutiny as broadcaster gets latest €20 million bailout

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Bakhurst says he had no preference on future funding model so long as it protects RTÉ's independence, provides the required level of support and is multiannual

Lucy Letby found guilty of trying to kill another child

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BRITAIN-COURT/LETBY (UPDATE 3, PIX):UPDATE 3-UK baby killer Letby found guilty of trying to kill another child

Prosecutors agree to Trump request to postpone ‘hush money’ sentencing

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Legal team says supreme court ruling on presidential immunity calls conviction into question

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Number of work permits issued up by almost a third in first half of year

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Scale of increase partly explained by post Covid delays in system experienced by workers arriving into Ireland two years ago