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One in four couples have infidelity issues

Infidelity was cited as a problem in the marriage of one in four couples who sought relationship counselling in Ireland...

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My life in the shadow of a stranger

I am one of the many people cursed by my name. Don’t get me wrong, the words themselves are grand. Colm...

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Tangled Web

The publication of correspondence between the Department of the Taoiseach and the organisers of Web Summit has raised awkward questions...

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President to thank medics over Berkeley balcony collapse

President Michael D Higgins will meet emergency crews and medical staff who helped the victims of the Berkeley balcony collapse...

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Passenger ‘bit someone’ then died on Aer Lingus flight

A man has died after being taken ill on board an Aer Lingus flight to Lisbon that was diverted to Cork...

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Reilly defends free preschool plan delay

The children’s minister has defended plans to extend free preschooling by a year, despite the fact that they would not...

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Irish eyes are crying after crushing rugby loss

The Argentinians weren’t crying for us in Cardiff when they danced all over Ireland’s semi-final dreams yesterday. A final score...

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Rise in rent supplement may break deadlock

Rent supplement increases could replace contentious government plans to link rent to inflation. Alan Kelly plans to “tough it out”...

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Colleges ‘failing to tackle sex crimes’

Irish universities are officially aware of only a small number of sexual assaults among students despite research showing a widespread...

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Sinn Fein and Fianna Fail war of words after poll suggests coalition

The leaders of Fianna Fail and Sinn Fein traded insults yesterday despite a poll predicting that a coalition of the...

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Consent should be defined in law, campaigners say

Sexual consent should be defined in law, the country’s leading rape support group has said, as many victims who contact...

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Mark Collins cannot convince as replay awaits

Mark Collins, the Castlehaven and Cork forward, failed to convince match officials that he kicked the winning score as Nemo...

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Late drama as Coolderry snatch Offaly title

Joe Brady, the veteran former Offaly forward, struck a late match-winning goal in Tullamore to secure a dramatic county senior...

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Anthony Foley seeks improvement despite Munster comeback

Anthony Foley believes his Munster side will need to step up a few notches if they are to extend their...

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Bosnia a draw that suits both Irish strengths and weaknesses

It was 1979 and Mehmed Baždarević was on a flight from Japan back to Belgrade when he struck up a...

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We need a new kind of politician in Ireland — one we can fire

Please bare with me while I generalise about the Irish persona. What is it about us, as a people, that...

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Common tax base ‘key area’ for EU members

A plan to a create a harmonised corporate tax base for the 28 member states of the European Union has been...

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Ireland has room to raise taxes, says Brussels

The European Commission has said that Ireland needs to improve its fiscal sustainability because it has a relatively low overall...

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ITV pays £100m for UTV’s television business

ITV, Britain’s biggest free-to-air commercial broadcaster, has agreed to buy the TV business of Northern Irish network partner UTV for...

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Inflation-linked rents ‘offer stability amid crisis’

Linking rent increases to the inflation rate is one way of providing rent certainty until the housing market is fully...

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