Letter of the Day - Warsaw prospers as Dublin stagnates; a tale of two cities
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Updates
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Markets end the week on a low note
Markets end the week on a low note
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Rate of home-building set to slow this year
Rate of home-building set to slow this year
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Weather Update: Met Éireann forecasts significant snowfall this weekend with orange warnings extended to 10 counties https://lnkd.in/etW7gXPh
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David O’Doherty and His Dad Do Jazz: It’s joyful, offbeat radio, perfect for any season, with just a hint of welcome tartness to prevent the familial jam becoming too sweet. “Thank you for asking those nice questions of me, son,” Jim concludes. “Yeah well, it’s the first compliment I’ve received in 48 years,” David replies. That’s families for you. https://lnkd.in/eCA5rg7p
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Bafta longlists 2025: Kneecap in running for seven awards as Saoirse Ronan named on best actress list
Bafta longlists 2025: Kneecap in running for seven awards as Saoirse Ronan named on best actress list
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'We won’t realise how much we’ll miss Michael D Higgins as President until he’s gone', writes Justine McCarthy. 'During his presidency, Higgins has infuriated a smorgasbord of EU officials, the Israeli government, powerful international ratings agencies, Ireland’s academy of economists, critics of Fidel Castro, revisionist historians, Northern Ireland unionists and, undoubtedly, various Dublin ministers who have kept a judicious silence, knowing they could not possibly compete with his popularity. The era of unremitting blandness in the Aras is well and truly over.'
We won’t realise how much we’ll miss Michael D Higgins as President until he’s gone
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Grant Thornton Ireland and US firm complete merger of non-audit businesses
Grant Thornton Ireland and US firm complete merger of non-audit businesses
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