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‘Help-to-buy is there, and it’s going to remain in place for a little bit longer,’ says Tánaiste
Health workers need additional recognition for Covid pandemic, says INMO
‘I wish golf was a team game’: Shane Lowry aiming to become Ryder Cup stalwart via @IrishTimesSport
Herd immunity is when enough people vote blue that the GOP can no longer dangerously infect a large percentage of the public with this sort of weapons-grade chuckleheadedry.
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House prices outside Dublin climbing faster than in the capital
'Being a newsagent is addictive': Last Corner Shop Dunlaoire closes after 35 years. Video by @endajodowd
Property hot spots: The towns with the biggest price rises in Ireland
Big week for Sláintecare as doubts remain over Government appetite for plan
Oh get up the yard. We’ve already imported their bastardised version of Halloween back into the country. We somehow bought into Black Friday. Stop with this forelock-tugging crap. (And this is before we even get into the awkward genocidal issues.)
Quick sales and rising prices clearly evident in Co Cork property market
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Move comes as London hints at using clause to suspend parts of Northern Ireland protocol
In The Irish Times this weekend: Waterford city named as the Best Place to Live in Ireland 2021, our climate crisis and more. Subscribe now.
Senior Garda appointed to lead investigation into Donegal hospital incident
The European Commission plans to force manufacturers to adopt one standard charger for electronic devices in a bid to cut waste, despite resistance from the tech industry.
In less controversial news, I pondered what James Bond means to us... #NoTimeToDie
Application for two additional dates has also been received by Dublin City Council
Children who are close contacts but have no symptoms set to return to class from Monday
Micheál Martin: “We must move past theoretical debates and respond to the reality that climate change is exacerbating conflict globally. This council can and must do more."
IRA ‘were no criminals’, former Sinn Féin TD tells commemoration
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