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Home Economics: 'Where should we borrow for our extension and what planning permissions do we need?'

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Ask Adrian: My MacBook is old and slow, so it's time to get a new one – any advice on what model to go for?

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From insulation to 'vampire energy', act now to save on winter bills

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Thinking of selling your home this summer? 14 things to avoid that can lower its value

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Your Questions: 'I already have a structural guarantee on my new build. Why do I need home insurance?'

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Aer Lingus boss does not rule out job losses due to Iran war

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St Patrick's Festival hit with €448,000 Vat bill by Revenue

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PTSB fined €277,500 by DPC for failing to prevent malicious actors accessing customer bank accounts

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Top 10pc of PAYE workers pay over half total income tax, figures reveal

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PTSB income increased by 10pc as loan book tops €22bn in its first quarter

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Buying a second property as an investment: knowing the pros, cons and costs

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Donald Trump says EU has until July 4 to ratify trade deal, or face higher tariffs

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Bank of England doubts rosy official UK growth data

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Report identifies $7bn of well-timed oil market bets during Iran war

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New York governor moves to impose tax on second homes to plug budget gap

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EU bodies tentatively agree new AI rules including ban on 'nudifier apps'

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Sterling coming into focus as anti-establishment parties seek UK local election wins

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'Addiction' and harmful content among seven concerns raised at Oireachtas committee on online safety

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Tech giants hit for €4bn in fines by Irish regulators – but only €17m collected

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Data centre IPOs set to attract billions as investors line up AI bets

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Broadband market faces shake-up as GoMo launches pay-as-you-go fibre offering

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This Working Life with John Ryan: 'We must be the most flexible company left in financial services regarding working from home'

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Derelict Guinness warehouse in Dublin has become Ireland's biggest start-up campus

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New five-screen cinema deal to bring 40 jobs to Wicklow after Stella plans ditched

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Sudden cancellation of Aer Lingus training leaves cabin crew recruits 'disappointed and out of pocket'

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More than 60 jobs saved as HSE takes over Tipperary nursing home

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'You wouldn't exist on the pension alone' – meet two of the growing number of older people delaying retirement

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Ireland and France – a strategic partnership in action

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End of an era as iconic Tipperary restaurant and B&B closes after 50 years

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One of Wexford's most iconic shops to close after over 175 years in business

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Wexford clothes boutique closes doors and moves exclusively to online sales due to lack of footfall

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End of an era as beloved Tipperary butcher retires after 70 years

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New era for Wexford hair salon after official launch following rebrand – 'It was always my dream'

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Killarney site has potential for substantial hotel development

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Landmark Killester bar comes to the market guiding €6m

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Fitzpatrick & Heavey seeking sites for 1,000 homes or more

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Former Arklow Pottery site sold in one of Wicklow town's largest ever property deals

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Former Wexford post office which is currently on the market goes sale agreed

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