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Transatlantic deals send European shares back to four-year peak
Novartis gains on $9.7 billion deal to buy heart drug maker
Nosy neighbours and net curtains: how to survive an open house viewing
If you’re planning to put your home on show, here’s some solid advice from estate agents
Stocks shrug off China-US trade concerns
Markets close: Iseq rises on thin volume while US markets are closed
European shares dip as Deutsche Bank overhaul weighs on banks
Iseq drops 0.4%, although Permanent TSB rises 5.1 per cent to €1.32
Apple results extend month-long rally in stocks
Trading thin in Europe, with most markets closed for May Day holiday
European shares edge higher on trade optimism
In Dublin, Green Reit jumps after chairman announces group is up for sale
Ryanair gets a lift from Brexit extension
Market report: Travel stocks gain extra mileage from deadline extension
Solicitor who admitted dishonesty is struck off by the High Court
Moya O’Donnell diverted client funds into her personal bank accounts, including sums left in a will to charity and a priest
Centrica shares slump 7% after customer numbers fall
Challenges for Britain’s biggest energy provider as competition intensifies
Italy’s two maverick parties promise to boost spending
Five Star Movement and League ask members to vote on programme for government
Italian politics and weak banks weigh on European shares
Global markets remain unsettled by fear of trade war sparked by threat of US tariffs
Irish online estate agent Moove raising funds as it looks to upset rivals
Company launches CrowdCube campaign as it promises flat fees for property transactions
Global stocks extend biggest sell-off since 2016
Investors remain spooked by threat of inflation in US
Parents complain over ‘excessive’ school suspensions
Drogheda school says most of 69 suspensions and expulsions relate to violent behaviour
Shares dip as tension over North Korea makes investors nervy
Pan-European Stoxx 600 index and euro zone blue chips both fall 0.5 per cent
Sterling heads for fourth weekly decline in a row against euro
UK currency has a rocky week amid concerns over Brexit negotiations and tepid economic data
UK sugar tax pledge likely to revive campaign in Ireland
Doctors urge a similar measure here, but food and drink lobby opposed
A student speaks: When it comes to college, you get back what you put in
First years should take advantage of all college opportunities, academic and social
Studying science at college is a whole new ball game
The Stem subjects (science, technology, engineering and maths) at third level can be challenging, warns a TCD student
Common Ground
How does a post-Brexit world shape the identity and relationship of these islands
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