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Monday 17 January 2022
Joan Burton said she hoped the Troika could comeback to Ireland on their holidays after the bailout programme is completed.
A nutshell guide to how an amendment to the European Stability Mechanism could help Ireland get back on its feet.
Eurozone finance heads discussed the Greek crisis late into the night but what will it all mean for Ireland’s interests?
The Minister for Finance insists Ireland has enough bailout funds to get to mid-2013 at worst – but the opposition isn’t sure.
Some good news? Really? A senior director at Standard & Poor’s says we’ll be able to borrow without international help.
Opposition leaders try to make hay from a spate of cabinet disputes, but the Taoiseach insists Ireland’s economy will recover.
The world is ending tomorrow (we’re told) so here it is: the last ever wrap-up of the day’s news.
The current market conditions won’t allow Ireland to borrow through normal means by next year – leaving us in the lurch.
THE WORLD HAS gone mad for Wordle.
The crossword-style game has gained over two and a half million players since software engineer Josh Wardle created it as a gift for his partner only three months ago.
Every day, players are given a new five-letter word to figure out in only six guesses.
Once complete, they get a block of green, yellow, black and white blocks that they can share on social media, but only other players will be able to understand what it means.
So today, we’re asking: Have you played Wordle yet?
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Ireland must address gender-based violence once and for all, Professor Jane Monckton Smith writes.
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