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Why councils will soon be fining themselves for owning vacant housing sites
3 Mar 2018
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Why the Irish family business sector could be 'cleaned out' in a generation
3 Mar 2018
17.6k
14
'It would be a cop-out': Businesses reject calls for forced closures during red alerts
3 Mar 2018
549
0
Why the Irish family business sector could be 'cleaned out' in a generation
1 Mar 2018
930
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Why councils will soon be fining themselves for owning vacant housing sites
1 Mar 2018
729
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Poll: Should Dublin Port be uprooted for housing?
26 Feb 2018
1.5k
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Why we shouldn't uproot Dublin Port to make way for housing
Mary Rose Burke
25 Feb 2018
4.1k
1
Why councils will soon be fining themselves for owning vacant housing sites
25 Feb 2018
1.4k
0
Why the Irish family business sector could be 'cleaned out' in a generation
24 Feb 2018
1.2k
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Despite drawing ire from lobbyists, few firms complain to the State about commercial rates
24 Feb 2018
220
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'Cheap political point-scoring' could hinder Permanent TSB's huge loan sale
21 Feb 2018
349
0
Poll: Should cars be banned from central Dublin at peak times?
19 Feb 2018
1.2k
0
Poll: Do you think the planned €850m Cork-Limerick motorway is a good idea?
12 Feb 2018
2.6k
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Done deal for Cork's new convention centre - but it could cost the taxpayer more money
12 Feb 2018
433
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The State is sitting on nearly 100 empty sites as housing groups cry out for land
8 Feb 2018
676
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Poll: Do you think the National Broadband Plan will be delivered by 2022?
5 Feb 2018
627
0
Hoteliers say stricter rules on a cancer-causing food substance would be 'unworkable'
4 Feb 2018
32.3k
44
The State is sitting on nearly 100 empty sites as housing groups cry out for land
3 Feb 2018
971
0
Dún Laoghaire council is suing harbour management over a long-delayed urban beach
3 Feb 2018
3.9k
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Hoteliers say stricter rules on a cancer-causing food substance would be 'unworkable'
1 Feb 2018
2.9k
1
'I'm careful with my words': Conor Skehan stands by his 'gaming the system' comments
31 Jan 2018
586
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The National Broadband Plan hangs in the balance as Eir quits the project
31 Jan 2018
3.1k
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The Irish taxpayer will pick up the tab for bust Setanta Insurance
30 Jan 2018
1.4k
0
Poll: Should older people pay higher taxes to support young workers?
29 Jan 2018
1.2k
0
Hoteliers say stricter rules on a cancer-causing food substance would be 'unworkable'
29 Jan 2018
2.9k
0
'They know the gun's to the head': Vexatious objectors accused of stalling major building plans
27 Jan 2018
470
0
Ireland's corporate tax rate was branded 'a joke' and 'stealing' at Davos
26 Jan 2018
1.4k
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A 'dedicated' garda unit may be introduced to tackle false personal injury claims
25 Jan 2018
385
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The EU has shot down claims that Nama gives illegal state aid to developers
25 Jan 2018
437
0
Accusations that Ireland is a 'tax pirate' have been labelled a 'veiled power grab'
25 Jan 2018
455
0
There's a plan to ban dodgy builders winning projects funded by the Irish taxpayer
24 Jan 2018
656
0
Rental caps are forcing landlords out of the market - and maintaining high prices
24 Jan 2018
718
0
A major builder is suing planning officials over a 650-home Wicklow development
23 Jan 2018
4.7k
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Landlords may be forced to tell new tenants the past rent for their properties
23 Jan 2018
1.3k
0
Nearly 7,000 Airbnb listings in Ireland last year weren't lived in by their owners
23 Jan 2018
2.6k
0
Poll: Do you think the State should back cheap mortgages for first-home buyers?
22 Jan 2018
752
0
The State is stumping up €200m to offer mortgages to sub-prime borrowers
22 Jan 2018
734
0
Coach tour companies say EU rules on drivers' breaks are 'fracturing' their business
22 Jan 2018
1.6k
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Ireland's data regulator wants outside help to deal with the wave of international scrutiny
19 Jan 2018
364
0
Apple is shifting billions in cash funnelled through Ireland back to the US
18 Jan 2018
656
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