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crackdownCentral Bank urged to 'flex its muscle' with banks over slow progress in tracker mortgage scandal
Crime and Punishment'It doesn't make sense to isolate people further': Is prison the best solution to crime in Ireland?
CourtsDana's brother launches legal action against INM and two members of his family over sex abuse claims
On The JournalOvercharging
'They've gone without food, without heat in their home': Ulster Bank execs grilled over tracker scandal
Legal Action'It'll cost an absolute fortune': Over 100 solicitors in contact with gardaí over fixed charge notice error
On The JournalMichael Crowe
'That could have been your grandfather': Appeal for information about murder of Kildare pensioner
On The JournalHistory
Pics: The world's largest exhibition of Famine-related art is coming to Ireland
project opera'It's alarming': Outrage over decision to remove housing units from Limerick development plans
On The JournalConflict
Those on frontline of homeless crisis say the Housing Minister won't meet them
On The Journalno parking
'Follow him home and burn him out': Records reveal abuse and assaults suffered by traffic wardens
Blame GameBreath test scandal: Rank-and-file gardaí refuse to be 'scapegoated for ill-conceived policies'
On The JournalHome
'I was told it'd only be for four weeks': Ireland's older people describe life in a nursing home
Northern IrelandPolice 'failed' in releasing violent offender who killed his partner three days later
History'Found destitute and demented': Limerick police records give insight into Irish life in 1922
huff and puff'People saw it as toxic': Why just seven gardaí made submissions to the breath test probe
Myanmar'We could have blood on our hands': Councillors want to take Freedom of Dublin off Aung San Suu Kyi
InchicoreGun and silencer 'found in plastic bag at side of road' following foiled gangland hit in Dublin
On The JournalInsurance
'It has a profound impact': Insurance companies cancel policies over minor non-disclosures
let's get fiscalFiscal Council says Ireland is still vulnerable and warns against extra Budget spending
Tracker Mortgage'Someone knew what they were doing': Financial watchdog says tracker mortgage scandal is unacceptable
HistoryHead shavings at gunpoint and sexual assaults - Violence against women during the Irish Revolution
On The JournalBalgaddy
Vandalism in south Dublin continues despite €20,000 investment in CCTV system
On The JournalVandalism
'We could have been killed': Locals worried about number of fires being set in north Dublin suburb
