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The national average rent is €1,122 per month - it's an extra €500 if you want to live in the capital
The average rent in Dublin is now €1,620 per month.
Yesterday’s News
'Kicking the can down the road': Theresa May wins confidence vote from Tory MPs
The British Prime Minister said today has been “a long and challenging day”.
Is Joe Biden the next US President? He's going to talk to family about it over Christmas
Biden served as Barack Obama’s Vice President for eight years.
Man seriously injured after being hit by van in Limerick
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses to come forward.
New laws banning zero hour contracts 'in most circumstances' to be in place in March
The minister described it as one of the most significant changes ‘in a generation’.
Calls for TDs who are landlords to abstain from anti-eviction Bill vote due to conflict of interest
Varadkar said TDs who landlords are able to make a distinction between their personal interests and the public interest,
Here are the 16 clubs who will contest the knockout stages of this season's Champions League
The draw will take place next Monday morning.
'State-of-the-art' Russian robot unveiled as man in robot costume
The ‘robot’ was shown dancing and singing on Russia’s main TV news channel.
Here's What Happened Today: Wednesday
Theresa May survives vote, Fianna Fáil sign on for another year and Michael Cohen jailed.
Irish politicians told to stay silent ahead of Tory vote with hopes Brexit no-deal can be avoided
At tonight’s Fine Gael parliamentary party meeting, Leo Varadkar said support for Ireland in Europe on Brexit remains ‘rock solid’.
Wind and rain warnings issued for southern counties
There is a risk of spot flooding.
Two cancer sufferers refused bail over €3.5 million cocaine seizure in Liffey Valley car park
Gardaí said the accused posed a flight risk.
Who is the Strasbourg Christmas market attacker Cherif Chekatt?
The suspected gunman has been sentenced 27 times for a variety of crimes.
As it happened: Valencia v Man United, Champions League
Valencia faced Man United, with the prospect of the Red Devils topping their group still a faint possibility.
How I Spend My Money: A marketing manager in Dublin on €40,000 who is moving home in the new year
He and his partner aim to save €2,000 a month next year for a house deposit.
No election in 2019 as confidence and supply agreement to continue for a year
Fine Gael said the move “further strengthens Ireland’s hand in negotiating a successful outcome to Brexit”.
Man in his 60s killed after being struck by car while walking in Dublin
Part of the Finglas Road was closed earlier but has since reopened.
Man arrested over death of man in Meath released without charge
Gardaí have appealed for witnesses.
Schmidt looks forward to family time but not ruling out coaching return
‘Never say never,’ the 53-year-old said.
Jailed former Trump lawyer says he felt he was duty-bound 'to cover up his dirty deeds'
Michael Cohen was sentenced to three years in prison.
The 5 at 5: Wednesday
Five minutes, five stories, five o’clock…
Here's how much Ray D'Arcy, Ryan Tubridy and RTÉ's other top presenters earned in 2016
Tubridy earned €495,000 in 2016, the same amount as in 2015, making him the highest earning presenter at the company.
Limerick man cleared of murder but found guilty of the manslaughter of 'annoying' beggar
The jury took less than four hours to reach a unanimous verdict of not guilty of murder, but guilty of manslaughter.
'Michael D is a formidable president': Adams says Sinn Féin was never going to win Áras election
Adams says that Sinn Féin did not engage with its voters.
Innocent shooting victim Martin O'Rourke 'caught in crossfire', inquest hears
Martin O’Rourke (24) sustained a fatal gunshot wound to the back of the head on 14 April 2016.
Plotting Katie Taylor's path towards the biggest women's fight of all time in 2019
Katie Taylor faces Eva Wahlstrom in a career-biggest test this Saturday, but provided she wins, the fights will only get bigger next year.
Appeal for witnesses after female allegedly sexually assaulted in Dublin
The incident is believed to have happened between 12.43am and 2.14am on Sunday morning.
Pope Francis removes two scandal-hit cardinals from his inner circle
George Pell and Francisco Javier Errazuriz were both removed from the C9 Council of Cardinals.
'We saw a woman with a baby … we were screaming at her’: Sinn Féin MEP caught up in Strasbourg shooting
A lone gunman killed at least three people and wounded 13 others at the Christmas market in Strasbourg.
'This isn't acceptable': Government delivers less than half of planned social housing in first 9 months of the year
Eoghan Murphy has been criticised over the delivery.
Carlow's Eric Molloy set to become first Irish player since 2008 to play in Fifa Club World Cup
Molloy moved to New Zealand in 2016 from Wexford Youths and currently plays for Team Wellington.
UK will not use potential food shortages in Ireland as Brexit bargaining chip, May says
Tory MP Priti Patel had suggested that the UK government use potential food shortages in Ireland as leverage against the backstop.
Estonian hitman Imre Arakas jailed for six years for conspiring to commit murder
The 60-year-old admitted last month to conspiring with others to murder James Gately.
Man who played 'significant' role in murder of Noel Kirwan jailed for ten years
Presiding judge Mr Justice Tony Hunt today called the facts of the murder “chilling and disturbing”.
Strasbourg attack: Gunman who killed three people at Christmas market identified
The killer opened fire at around 8pm on one of the city’s busiest streets.
Teenager who claimed glass was in Nutella awarded over €30,000 in damages
The student – through her mother – sued Ferrero UK Limited.
Win or lose: Here's what could happen after Theresa May's vote of confidence
If May wins the vote, she could still be pushed to resign if a large enough number of MPs vote against her.
Judge orders Stormy Daniels to pay Donald Trump nearly $300,000 in legal fees
Daniels in her dismissed suit had accused Trump of defamation for characterising as a “total con job” her claims of a presidential affair.
Poll: Would you like to see Theresa May stay on as Prime Minister?
A vote of confidence in May’s leadership will be held this evening.
'I will fight this with everything I've got': Theresa May to face confidence vote in her leadership tonight
A ballot will be held between 6pm and 8pm this evening.
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Poll: Would you like to see Theresa May stay on as Prime Minister?
THE BREXIT PROCESS has plunged further into chaos as Theresa May is set to face a vote of confidence in her leadership this evening.
It comes after members of the Conservative Party reached a required threshold of 48 signatures to trigger the motion.
If May doesn’t get the support of 159 Conservative MPs, it will trigger a leadership battle within the party.
The ballot comes two days after May announced the deferral of a House of Commons vote on her EU withdrawal agreement but speaking outside 10 Downing Street this morning May said she would contest the vote with everything she has.
So, today we want to know: Would you like to see Theresa May stay on as Prime Minister?
Poll Results:
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How I Spend My Money: A marketing manager in Dublin on €40,000 who is moving home in the new year
By TheJournal.ie reader
He and his partner aim to save €2,000 a month next year for a house deposit.
Opinion: It took us 8 years to build 19 social homes although we owned the land and there were no objections
By Dermot Lacey
'When the border was finally ripped down - hope rose and healing began. We must not go back'
By Grace Vaughan
Opinion: There are some striking similarities between Irish independence and Brexit
By Caoimhín De Barra
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