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Some customers charged stamp duty on credit cards cancelled years previously

Nadine Scully moved to Dublin from Seattle in 2017

Former taoiseach's claim that even ministers don’t always understand percentages underlines lack of financial understanding in society

Despite high property prices and rents, Eurostat finds Ireland faring much better when it comes to affordability

Ask the Expert: He was found by a psychologist to be ‘twice exceptional’ (has exceptional ability but also a disability)

Follow our expert advice and reader tips, and take the stress and expense out of the next few days

Recognising good work is cheap, effective and not done nearly as much as it should be

Social media commentary around the killing of Brian Thompson was almost universal in its lack of empathy

Drop-off in numbers sitting French and German for Leaving Cert sparks concern

Much hype surrounds drugs called GLP-1 agonists but they are intended for diabetes patients and people who are obese, not those who just want to lose a few pounds

The sinking of the Belgrano in the Falklands War, the true story of the Free Willy orca and a conspiracy theory surrounding Avril Lavigne also feature

Irish fashion had an outstanding year, at home and internationally. We take a look back on 2024's many highlights

Figures are going in the wrong direction, EPA report on progress suggests

If you’re trying to avoid alcohol too, remember that this is all temporary. Granny’s glass of sherry at 10am - temporary. Uncle asleep in the boot room on St Stephen’s day - funny and temporary

Readers describe their experiences of disrupted timetables, cancelled trains, packed carriages and poor communication on Ireland’s rail lines

Transport network’s own punctuality figures show a dramatic decline over the last six months. The problems go back to a lack of investment in rail infrastructure over the last few decades

Four readers seek advice on life problems including comparisons with others, having a closeted partner and revisiting an old relationship

Seán Moncrieff: Despite her earnest promises to be careful, it of course got into every nook and corner

In Haliey Welch’s rise to fame, there was an Instagram account, then a podcast and, inevitably, a cryptocurrency

The till receipts at Brown Thomas, the glittering, almost-nationwide monument to unfettered capitalism, is a decent bellwether for how the haviest-haves in society are doing