17 h. ago Portadown: Housing association tells residents to leave homes ahead of protest

Portadown: Housing association tells residents to leave homes ahead of protest  BBC

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17 h. ago €5m makeover of Penneys in Dublin is 'vote of confidence in high street'

€5m makeover of Penneys in Dublin is 'vote of confidence in high street'  The Irish Post

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19 h. ago Live reaction: A ‘thrilling’ start to Leaving Cert art exam, but essays challenged many students

Junior Cycle students have German and wood technology exams while it is business and art papers for Leaving Certs

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20 h. ago Leaving Cert business papers 'nice' while Junior Cert German was 'approachable exam'

Studyclix subject expert and German teacher Geraldine Dwyer said the Junior Cert German exam was "pleasant" and covered a range of topics.

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28 h. ago ‘I don’t know what happened my money’: Students who paid to study in Ireland left in limbo

More than 150 students affected by closure, leaving some facing losses of thousands of euro

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39 h. ago Ecocide series: It's only a matter of time before Algal Blooms impact our water supply

Environmental campaigner and teacher, Brian Murray looks the damaging effects of algal blooms and the reasons we’re not stopping outbreaks.

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39 h. ago Reaction to day six of the State exams: tricky tests for Leaving Certs in French and history

Almost 100,000 students are completing papers on day six of the State exams

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40 h. ago Ireland ‘silent’ on watering down of European Union’s sustainability rules for companies

Ireland ‘silent’ on watering down of European Union’s sustainability rules for companies  The Irish Times

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41 h. ago Live reaction to Leaving Cert history exam: ‘Some will be bitterly disappointed’

Almost 100,000 students are completing papers on day six of the State exams

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44 h. ago Bulgarian mother leaving Ballymena 'to save my children' from attacks

Bulgarian mother leaving Ballymena 'to save my children' from attacks  BBC

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46 h. ago Another bid to halt Ballyraine cycle lane plans defeated in vote

Another attempt to overturn a section of active travel plans at Ballyraine in Letterkenny was outvoted in a meeting of… The post Another bid to halt Ballyraine cycle lane plans defeated in vote appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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48 h. ago Annie Mac: ‘I still struggle sometimes being the centre of attention’

The Irish DJ chats to Lauren Taylor about sober DJing, weight training and life since leaving Radio 1.

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52 h. ago ‘My husband is obsessed with exercise and sports ... it feels a bit like an affair’

Tell Me About It: He would rather leave the house for a run, cycle or swim than spend time with me and the children

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52 h. ago Miriam Lord: Micheál pummelled from all sides over Government’s latest plan to ease rental crisis

As the Taoiseach batted away criticism of Coalition’s rent reforms, he may have asked himself, ‘what would the king of Jordan do?’

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52 h. ago Rents unlikely to come down for several years after reforms, Coalition told before agreeing overhaul

Average rents may increase in short term, according to research paper published as Government unveiled plans to overhaul sector

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52 h. ago John McManus: Government had to choose tenants over investors

Housing is increasingly taking on the characteristics of a public good such as health or education in voters’ minds

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52 h. ago Sky Television's treatment of older customers leaves readers at a loss

Pricewatch receives two similar stories connected to Sky Television involving older people

Economics

61 h. ago ‘While I was protecting the front windows, they were kicking the back gate’: Distress in Ballymena after night of violence

Residents of Clonaven Terrace erect Union Jack bunting in bid to prevent targeting

Events

62 h. ago The Irish Times view on rental reform: the perilous task of fixing a broken market

The Irish Times view on rental reform: the perilous task of fixing a broken market  The Irish Times

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63 h. ago 79 social houses in Ashbourne voted down by Government and Sinn Féin councillors

The chairperson who is a Fianna Fáil councillor decided the vote by opposing the development, as in his experience as a n estate agent he sees a higher need for affordable housing.

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