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A two-adult household can now make up to €110k without cuts to carer's allowance
Here's What Happened Today: Tuesday
Ham products from Brady family and Tesco and Lidl own brands recalled over listeria fears
You soon won't need to give someone your phone number to chat on WhatsApp
Last chance for students to change their college course choices
Man arrested in connection with bus fire during Belfast riots earlier this month
Metallica donates €80,000 to two Irish charities as it leaves Dublin after Aviva gigs
Quiz: How much do you know about Irish dogs?
Here's What Happened Today: Sunday
Cyclist injured in Kilkenny collision dies in hospital
The Vinted effect: Charity retailers take to reselling apps with big-ticket items
One Irish charity shop chain is even using Vinted and Vestiaire itself to sell designer clothes and shoes.
Almost €1 out of every €5 collected in payroll tax and VAT comes from foreign-owned firms
Taking the train? Here's the rail services that have air-conditioning
Irish shoppers to be hit with higher food prices in coming months, ESRI warns
The government is looking to ban vape flavours - why?
Irish pub in Boston gives staff a day to recover from Scottish takeover
'We're just mad busy': Lifeguards and ice cream shops gear up for busy week with hot weather
Minister 'fully' supports introduction of a Dublin tourism tax
The 1916 'Flag of Truce' is up for auction, and at least one TD wants the State to buy it
Diageo to axe around 150 jobs Ireland under new chief executive's cost-cutting plan
Forty people drown in France as heatwave shuts schools and limits transport across Europe
Charities 'greatly disturbed' new housing bill is being 'rushed' through the Oireachtas
Here's What Happened Today: Monday
Health minister wants all affected groups included in CHI inquiry as some families flag flaws
Ireland to take the reins on furthering EU budget negotiations
Germany and France are at odds over the EU's massive budget (and Ireland is in 'listening mode')
Ukraine and China dominate as talks go into the early hours at EU summit
The 27 leaders are meeting for their last summit before Ireland takes over the EU presidency in a couple of weeks.
Closure of Silk Road Café 'more complex than has been said', Taoiseach says
Taoiseach to push for EU action in response to 'egregious Israeli breaches of human rights'
Credit union managers want to be allowed provide first-time buyer mortgages under help-to-buy
Silk Road Café staff granted entry to café after court injunction
The Journal went along with a number of staff this morning as they began to clear out their fridges and clean up the café.
Group of Dublin city councillors take legal action on 'block' on renaming public spaces
Rain warning for Cork and Kerry to hit tomorrow evening
Harris doubles down and says some local authorities 'appalling' on dereliction
World Cup referee accused of making 'white supremacy' gesture says it was 'subconscious twitch'
Fifa urged to remove World Cup referee over 'white supremacy' gesture
Britain will ban social media for under-16s by early next year
Norway's crown princess's son found guilty of rape and sentenced to four years in prison