7 h. ago ‘We can’t have nice things in Ireland because no one follows the rules’: Emigrants returning home

More than 30,000 Irish citizens returned to Ireland in the year to April 2024. Four recent returnees share their experiences of coming home

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7 h. ago ‘We can’t have nice things in Ireland because no one follows the rules’: Emigrants on returning home

More than 30,000 Irish citizens returned to Ireland in the year to April 2024. Four recent returnees share their experiences of coming home

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28 h. ago Irish people borrowed more money for car loans at the start of 2025 than in at least five years

The latest average car or auto finance loan cost €13,267.

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37 h. ago Spending on EVs and retrofitting homes pushes growth in green personal lending, BPFI report finds

The value of car loans has reached a record €259 million in the first quarter of the year amid ‘strong demand’

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51 h. ago ‘Irish people have shown us kindness’: Afghan exiles on life in Ireland after the Taliban

‘Irish people have shown us kindness’: Afghan exiles on life in Ireland after the Taliban  The Irish Times

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68 h. ago Racist attacks by young people in Ireland 'a national crisis', says special rapporteur

Racist attacks by young people in Ireland 'a national crisis', says special rapporteur  Irish Examiner

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8 d. ago As an Irish Jew my Star of David is no longer a badge of pride but a mark of shame

I’m aware that by writing these words, I’ll alienate members of my family, friends and wider community

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8 d. ago Northern Ireland AI economy could hit £200m value and employ 2,000 people by 2028 says census

Northern Ireland AI economy could hit £200m value and employ 2,000 people by 2028 says census  The Irish News

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8 d. ago False start trips up Dewhirst at European Athletics Championships 

Glenties athlete, Ethan Dewhirst, suffered a nightmare start to his European Athletics U20 Championships campaign in Finland this morning. The… The post False start trips up Dewhirst at European Athletics Championships  appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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1 week ago Letters: Medical episode showed me how much people from abroad enrich Ireland

Letters: Medical episode showed me how much people from abroad enrich Ireland  The Irish Independent

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1 week ago Attack on Indian man in Dublin: 'Words aren't enough, Irish people need to do more'

Priyanka Borpujari says recent racist attacks reflect a growing intolerance towards minority communities, one that we ignore at our peril.

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1 week ago Crime in Dublin city centre: poll reveals 70pc of people do not feel safe

Crime in Dublin city centre: poll reveals 70pc of people do not feel safe  The Irish Independent

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3 w. ago Start of mandatory pension scheme fast approaching, but one in four companies yet to prepare for it

All businesses are required to have pension systems in place for eligible staff by the start of 2026

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3 w. ago Significant rise in Irish people seeking State help to avoid US deportation

At least 41 sought assistance this year, but the number of Irish deported from US may be significantly higher

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3 w. ago "The recession has followed us, it's marked us": The children of the boom and bust

CMAT’s new song which mentions Bertie, empty houses and suicides has struck a chord with Irish people who grew up during the big recession.

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3 w. ago ‘Almost impossible’ for Irish people to understand Baltic fear of Russian invasion, says ex

Ciarán Cuffe says Germany and Austria find it very difficult to recognise magnitude of human slaughter in Palestine

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3 w. ago ‘Somebody has to speak for the Irish people’: Michael Flatley ‘seriously’ considering presidential bid

Businessman has assembled team of advisers and has had contact with ‘some very weighted individuals’

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4 w. ago Irish presidency poll reveals just how tuned out of the process people are

18% of respondents indicated none of the candidates appeal to them, with 20% unsure who to vote for

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last month 'It's cheaper to bring 100 people to Ireland': Why the Irish film industry is booming

'It's cheaper to bring 100 people to Ireland': Why the Irish film industry is booming  BBC

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last month Catherine Prasifka: Micro studios may be a safe investment, but they are another slap in the face for young people

Catherine Prasifka: Micro studios may be a safe investment, but they are another slap in the face for young people  The Irish Independent

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