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'A misguided crisis measure' - Ibec says the State's new fiscal buffer won't help during a downturn
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One councillor has stalled a scheme that would clear the way for 8,500 homes in south Dublin
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A major German boutique hotel chain's first Irish venue has been cleared for north Dublin
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How Ireland's largest business group thinks the housing crisis can be solved
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