A key plank of Ireland’s social housing delivery now hangs in the balance
The State has pulled the plug on a multi-million euro deal at the last minute, throwing the public-private partnership model into doubt
By Cliff Taylor
Group of Death looms in football championship
Enough permutations to give you a headache; Bulls likely to employ raw power
Central Bank’s role in approving Israeli bonds can be traced back to Brexit
Bank comes under intense political scrutiny amid second Dáil vote
By Harry McGee
One in five people in the Republic looking to either buy or rent a house, says BPFI
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Relationships and ... menopause: ‘Small gestures of love can go a long way during this time of change’
Challenges associated with late-onset menopause can affect intimacy, communication and relationship dynamics
The DUP couldn’t have chosen a worse moment to get tough on immigration
The party may have unleashed sentiments that carry it swiftly to the right
This is a housing strategy written by Flann O’Brien
Renters such as students who have to move each year will get hammered by this provision, while other tenants are more likely to stay put
By Lorcan Sirr
Evan Fitzgerald case: How ‘controlled deliveries’ are used in Garda sting operations
Undercover officers posing as criminals is a tactic used by police across the world
By Conor Lally
‘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
By Alekson Lacerda and Colm Keena
Former Olympic swimmer Gabrielle Rose turning back the tide of time
Gabrielle Rose competed against Michelle Smith in Atlanta in 1996. Now, at 47, she’s posting times better than many swimmers half her age
How social media firms used the ‘like’ button to turbocharge their business models
New book charts the psychology of the like button in the digital world and looks at its future in the world of AI
By Frank Dillon
Notions restaurant review: This is intelligent, considered food, without ceremony
When this Liberties cafe switches to its evening shift, you’ll get small plates, natural wine and a largely vegetarian menu
Chinese diplomats and Barbados ambassadors: Who have Irish MEPs been meeting?
Tech, pharma and farming lobbyists all busy meeting Irish MEPs, logs show
By Jack Power
Inside the Stargazer’s Palace by Violet Moller: A front seat at the birth of science
The author draws a broader picture that examines not only well-known individuals but also the wider culture
By Rachel Ashcroft
One in five Irish consumers seeking a house to rent or buy
Banking and Payments Federation Ireland says figures illustrate high level of demand in Irish housing market
Letters to the Editor, June 12th: On rent market changes, the media and hurling
Who was there for me when rents were rising?
Dublin firefighter accused of raping woman in Boston hotel says he ‘didn’t touch’ her, US court hears
Jurors in Boston trial hear Terence Crosbie (39) denying rape of woman in audio recording of his interview with police detectives
By Susan Zalkind in Boston
Phantom cigarette puffer of Merrion Street prompts chortles in Dáil
Taoiseach Micheál Martin spots Minister – who had supposedly quit – smoking outside amid proposal to make Leinster House a tobacco-free zone
By Miriam Lord
Civil service pensions Q&A: What is the payment error all about and can the money be recouped?
Addressing overpayments may prove complicated for State, retirees and ministers
By Emmet Malone
Pulp at 3Arena review: Jarvis Cocker, storyteller in corduroy, builds to a glorious climax
In Dublin on Tuesday, new songs combine with old hits to make for a night both poignant and celebratory
An Irish family’s race against time for medication: ‘The boys are living their best life possible’
A new treatment for Duchenne muscular dystrophy has been partially approved but is not yet available in Ireland
By Kate Byrne
No birthday surprise for Hallgrímsson against Luxembourg
Limerick down but not out; Leinster’s siege mentality; McIlroy goes again
Carlow gunman disclosure set to lead to scrutiny of An Garda Síochána
The case of Evan Fitzgerald has been referred to Fiosrú, the police ombudsman
By Harry McGee
Cost of health insurance nears €2,000
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‘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
By Trish Murphy
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