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Deaths are down, marriages are up ... And Dun Laoghaire still has the fewest unmarried mothers
16 Dec 2014
14.8k
21
The economy 'flatlined' over the summer, but Michael Noonan's not worried
11 Dec 2014
13.0k
62
Tayto crisps, Mary Lou McDonald, and U2: The week in numbers
6 Dec 2014
13.2k
4
Which county's drivers clocked up the most miles last year?
4 Dec 2014
25.3k
23
The number of homeowners who are years behind on their loans is still going up
3 Dec 2014
8.9k
32
Tesco, the IRA, and Carrauntoohil: The week in numbers
29 Nov 2014
12.2k
1
Ireland's fertility rate is below what's needed to sustain our population
29 Nov 2014
17.8k
53
Your vital round-up of property news from the week
27 Nov 2014
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2
The guy called 'moron' by Alan Farrell has his own graph for the TD...
27 Nov 2014
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The unemployment rate has been revised down even further
26 Nov 2014
15.8k
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We're 20% more popular with Americans (and Canadians) than this time last year
26 Nov 2014
14.0k
26
Property prices in Dublin are 25% higher than this time last year...
26 Nov 2014
10.1k
23
Ireland's economy might be picking up, but workers' earnings are still going backwards
25 Nov 2014
9.8k
53
Here's everything we know about Ireland
6 Nov 2014
36.8k
70
Cars, furniture and electrical goods: These are a few of our favourite things
29 Oct 2014
10.1k
10
Multinationals were worth less to the Irish economy last year as the Viagra effect wore off
16 Oct 2014
7.7k
18
Alcohol is getting more expensive, but shoes are cheaper than they were in 2013
9 Oct 2014
9.5k
27
A LOT of new cars have been bought in Ireland this year
7 Oct 2014
8.7k
23
Love/Hate, dolphins, and Garth Brooks: The week in numbers
4 Oct 2014
10.3k
2
The unemployment rate has fallen to 11.1%
1 Oct 2014
9.2k
99
One in five older Irish people live in deprivation
30 Sep 2014
10.6k
35
Want to get married on a Sunday in January? You're literally* the only person who does
30 Sep 2014
14.7k
9
Opinion: Game over for mortgage affordability?
Kevin Byrne
28 Sep 2014
121
38
Twink, McNulty, and the iPhone 6: The week in numbers
27 Sep 2014
15.3k
16
More people are choosing Ireland as their holiday destination
26 Sep 2014
10.0k
23
Apartment living no longer desirable as planning permissions drop by 73%
25 Sep 2014
10.1k
35
New figures showing surge in house prices welcomed by the Government
24 Sep 2014
9.2k
56
Murders, thefts and drug offences up, sexual and public order offences down
22 Sep 2014
5.1k
19
554 people died by suicide in 2011
19 Sep 2014
7.9k
62
Noonan: Economy will grow even more than we thought this year - but austerity isn't over
18 Sep 2014
12.2k
61
Our floor space is increasing and our energy use is decreasing
18 Sep 2014
5.7k
21
Pay packets keep shrinking, unless your job's in IT
15 Sep 2014
15.1k
48
The number of suicides has dropped by a quarter in the last year
12 Sep 2014
7.2k
29
Ireland is building even fewer homes than in 2013
10 Sep 2014
6.8k
20
There's a lot more new vehicles on Irish roads, but not quite as many used cars
8 Sep 2014
6.2k
20
Jobless figures down, though they're still doling it out
3 Sep 2014
6.8k
44
142 registrations drive 'exceptional' consumer spending last month
28 Aug 2014
7.6k
31
13.4% jump in prices means we have a 'frothy' property market - but is it a bubble?
27 Aug 2014
17.4k
45
Only 16% of emigrants were unemployed before they left Ireland
26 Aug 2014
12.9k
79
Unemployment has fallen (again) to 11.5%
26 Aug 2014
7.8k
43
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