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The controversial Poolbeg incinerator has taken its first delivery of waste
24 Apr 2017
On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Have you tried online dating?
24 Apr 2017
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On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Do you give unwanted clothes and goods to charity shops
22 Apr 2017
33
lunch crunch
Poll: Have you ever smoked cannabis?
21 Apr 2017
155
lunch crunch
Poll: Have you ever walked out of a film?
20 Apr 2017
124
On The 42building and property
Only 8,800 extra houses were added to Ireland's stocks in the past half a decade
20 Apr 2017
lunch crunch
Poll: Do you use your phone at mealtimes?
18 Apr 2017
18
On The Journallunch crunch
Fun poll: Which do you enjoy more - Christmas or Easter?
17 Apr 2017
23
food and drink
Food fraud or fair play? The murky business of supermarkets selling 'Irish' seafood
16 Apr 2017
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Poll: Did you stick to your Lent plan?
15 Apr 2017
58
On The 42food and drink
Michael Noonan says he's 'monitoring' prices in the North to help protect local retailers
15 Apr 2017
On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Will you take an alcoholic drink today?
14 Apr 2017
109
On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Are you happy to wear fake fur?
13 Apr 2017
39
On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Do you ask visitors to remove their shoes in your home?
12 Apr 2017
46
On The 42Financial Services
The Central Bank wants lenders to make it easy for people to switch mortgages
11 Apr 2017
Transport
Why airlines like United (and some Irish carriers) overbook their flights
11 Apr 2017
lunch crunch
Poll: Do you take your shoes off in the house?
11 Apr 2017
50
lunch crunch
Poll: How much should you tip on a meal?
10 Apr 2017
72
On The 42food and drink
Soft drink tax forecasts have been cut as manufacturers switch to a low-sugar diet
9 Apr 2017
On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Do you intend taking your holidays abroad this year?
7 Apr 2017
69
supervised injecting
Debate Room: Where should the first drug injecting centre be located?
6 Apr 2017
97
On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Should parents take their children out of school for holidays?
6 Apr 2017
67
lunch crunch
Poll: Is it okay to park up on the footpath?
5 Apr 2017
70
Financial Services
'How did this happen?: A court handed Bank of Ireland nearly 8 acres it had no right to
5 Apr 2017
On The 42media and arts
The government may force people to punch in their TV licence number to access RTÉ Player
4 Apr 2017
On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Do you have an issue with the word 'Easter' being dropped from Easter products?
4 Apr 2017
198
On The 42building and property
The Central Bank says 'of course' the help-to-buy scheme is driving up house prices
4 Apr 2017
On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Is it okay to recline your seat as soon as you get on a plane?
3 Apr 2017
110
On The 42Economics
Ireland's biggest business group is predicting an 'exceptional job surge' this year
3 Apr 2017
lunch crunch
Poll: Should 30km speed limit apply to all Irish cities and suburbs?
31 Mar 2017
71
Health
If you're self-employed, your PRSI will soon entitle you to a free teeth clean
31 Mar 2017
On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Are you glad the Dáil prayer has been kept?
30 Mar 2017
114
On The Journallunch crunch
Fun poll: Is it okay to pick flowers from public land?
29 Mar 2017
25
Retail
Retailers say a rising number of parents are using children to shoplift on their behalf
29 Mar 2017
lunch crunch
Fun poll: Have you dumped your winter coat yet?
28 Mar 2017
22
lunch crunch
Poll: Would having to pay licence fee put you off buying a large-screen device?
27 Mar 2017
169
On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Will you attend a Criunniú na Cásca event this Easter Monday?
24 Mar 2017
19
On The Journallunch crunch
Poll: Do you plan to do something for Daffodil Day?
23 Mar 2017
17
building and property
A looming construction boom could cause the economy to overheat (again)
23 Mar 2017
lunch crunch
Poll: Do you believe there should be a formal dress code in the Dáil?
22 Mar 2017
70
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