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Nicky Ryan took a trip back to the Déise to see how Ireland’s oldest city was faring ahead of the general election.
Ronan Duffy finds his home constituency squeezed on all sides by stressed services and families labouring under extra charges.
Michael Sheils McNamee examines the disconnect between the nation’s perception of ‘poor’ Donegal – and how it views itself.
Christina Finn lived and worked as a journalist in the Co Wicklow town when housing and homelessness were big concerns. Are they still?
Cliodhna Russell hears from business owners worried about their very survival.
Órla Ryan finds some traces of recovery in a rural area long used to battling on by itself.
Aoife Barry finds our second city getting a makeover – but that renovation doesn’t affect many of its citizens.