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Latest batch sent in response to growth of earning on social media
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As President ̉Zelenskiy succumbs to offer a minerals deal to US, President Trump' State of the Union address is a triumphant roll call of his achievements and a taunting of his enemies
By Harry McGee
Germany plans €900bn defence, infrastructure spend
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Woman avoids penalty points for second time through 24-hour driving disqualification
Woman has avoided penalty points for not wearing a seatbelt and using a mobile phone when driving
By Mary Carolan
An Irishman in Spain: ‘Salaries are much lower here, but my mental health is far better’
Co Kildare man is enjoying life in Torrevieja, where feeling the sun on his face every morning makes him feel alive
By Scott McCormack
Nathan McDonnell’s carry-on-as-normal behaviour suggested a profound dissociation from the €32m of crystal meth in his yard
Nathan McDonnell couldn’t see the consequences of his crimes. How many middle-class drug users can?
Anglo-Irish relations have suffered badly over the last decade, and the work to repair them will take time and effort
The key will be to keep London’s attention as Martin, Starmer and ministers meet for talks amid geopolitical upheaval
Gordon D’Arcy: Irish organisation must stymie French flair in what could be a mesmerising contest
Saturday’s eagerly-awaited showdown as much a battle of structures as it is coaching philosophies
Dublin’s Jervis Shopping Centre to be put up for sale with €120m price tag
Retail scheme was developed on site of former Jervis Street Hospital in city centre in 1990s
Micheál Martin urged to step back from the precipice and warned of ‘uncharted waters’
Opposition groups have still not got over ‘the Document of Destruction’
By Miriam Lord
Famous Dublin city centre pub hits the market at €4.25m
Peter’s Pub has been owned and operated by the Keogh family for more than 48 years
The Language of Remembering by Patrick Holloway: An utterly readable book of real depth
An oddly original start and an ordinary enough family story unfold convincingly and enthrallingly, in rich, agile prose
By Éilís Ní Dhuibhne
Waterford land with full planning for large-scale residential scheme seeking €6.75m
17.35-acre holding has approval for mix of 292 houses, apartments and a creche
Dublin tourist hostels lure hotel investors with promise of higher returns
Low-cost, high-volume business model has sparked flurry of activity from developers and operators over past 18 months
By Cara McDowell
Flying Enterprise complex in Cork hits the market at €5.3m
Landmark Leeside bar and surrounding city block offers substantial rental income and development potential
US financial giant BlackRock inks deal for new headquarters in Ballsbridge
BlackRock signs long-term lease for offices at Glencar House
What Eddie de Valera read: an English idyll and Robinson Crusoe
In Dangerous Ambition, my character study of de Valera as a young man, I look at books that shaped his mind
By Colum Kenny
A Brave New Ireland: How dystopias can reflect the state of Ireland and the West
It’s commonly believed that our future will become more digitalised, but it’s equally possible that nuclear war would allow a complete reset
By Rosemary Jenkinson
Children will receive over €500 on average for their Communion. Where should you put it?
If even two-thirds receive the average in gifts, that’s a windfall of more than €24m in the hands of young children in the coming months
By Joanne Hunt
Letters to the Editor, March 5th: On neutrality in a changing world, and tariffs and Trumponomics
Any Government vote on overseas deployments should be a free vote with no whip
Michael Smyth grabs hat-trick as Terenure see off St Fintan’s to book final slot
Terenure end St Fintan’s brilliant run at semi-final stage to make their first final since 2009
Trump tariffs: Full impact on Ireland will depend on areas targeted
Stringent tariffs against Canada, Mexico and China could mark beginning of global trade war
By Harry McGee
EV Q&A: Should I buy a new EV on finance or go for a second-hand car?
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By Neil Briscoe
Clairo at 3Olympia: Whispery vocals and piano licks make a seamless transition from bedroom to jazz club
Development of US singer-songwriter is clear from this performance, although it was occasionally hard to see
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