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Apr 6
600W Hand blender set
Adjustable speed settings | Turbo boost button for powerful pulse blending
€19.99
1400W Digital air fryer
Fries without needing to add oil or fat | 80°C to 200°C | 8 preset programmes
€37.99
Rice cooker
Cooks all types of rice without burning or boiling over | Removable aluminium cooking insert | Steamer insert for steaming vegetables, fish, etc.
€19.99
1000W Contact grill
Low-fat cooking of meat, fish, vegetables, for grilling sandwiches or paninis | 2 min heat-up time | Removable drip tray
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1200W Waffle maker
High-quality non-stick coating | Makes 2 heart-shaped waffles at once
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Food storage containers
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Fridge organiser
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250W Smoothie maker
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2024
Why Charlemont is the end of the line for the MetroLink - and not Stephen’s Green
24 Feb
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2023
Is Ireland 'syphoning' corporate profits away from other European countries? - Yes (but)
25 Dec 2023
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17 Dec 2023
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Analysis: Should the government support drilling for gas off the coast of Mayo?
3 Dec 2023
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26 Nov 2023
26.1k
60
Analysis: Suspicions grow that government schemes are pumping up new build house prices
19 Nov 2023
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12 Nov 2023
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5 Nov 2023
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29 Oct 2023
16.0k
Why a tiny tax increase no-one noticed could mean higher charges on the way for Irish workers
22 Oct 2023
77.4k
43
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15 Oct 2023
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7 Oct 2023
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30 Sep 2023
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23 Sep 2023
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17 Sep 2023
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MetroLink on track to be one of the most expensive underground rail projects in the world
9 Sep 2023
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The government's blind devotion to Help to Buy has likely cost Irish taxpayers €240 million
2 Sep 2023
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26 Aug 2023
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20 Aug 2023
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Six-year government stasis on Donegal planning corruption report borders on farcical
19 Aug 2023
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Why Ireland’s biggest private landlord is struggling - despite average rents of €1,800 a month
13 Aug 2023
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1 Aug 2023
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Now versus the 1980s: How interest rates impact household budgets
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23 Jan 2014
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21 Dec 2013
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16 Nov 2013
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Dublin City Council spent almost €200k a month on Poolbeg consultancy fees
15 Sep 2013
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Poolbeg incinerator plan delayed (again) but controversial clause gets dumped
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Gone for good: Last Magdalene laundry to be converted into houses and sold
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