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My tenant can’t meet the rent after splitting from her partner
I rented out a house to a couple with one child. They have now separated and the single mother will no longer be able to meet the rental payments even though she is subsidised by the county council.
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AI reveals ‘white lies’ of CEOs
Artificial intelligence (AI) is about to make it harder for CEOs to pull the wool over investors’ eyes.
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What’s the VAT on that? The anomalies of a key government money-spinner
Restaurants are closing on the back of it, and it was a key issue in last week’s general election, with many of the big parties promising change if elected. VAT, or value added tax, a consumption charge on goods and services, has become a key point of contention in the Irish economy.
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Builder knows best? The Apple gamble that paid off big
Are stock tips from random builders the secret to stock market fortunes? Apparently so, in the case of American football star Rob Gronkowski, who has been in the headlines after talking about his “best investment” – a $69,000 bet on Apple in 2014 that is now worth over $600,000.
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Bubble beliefs are growing in the stock market
For the first time since the dotcom bubble in 1998-99, the S&P 500 is on track for back-to-back annual gains of more than 20 per cent. Are things getting bubbly?
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EDWARD TIMMINS (FG) – Wicklow: A chartered accountant from
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Dog owner jailed over ‘harrowing’ neglect of pet with huge tumour
TOM TUITE
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Jury ‘undecided’ in case of alleged acid attack on pool player
A jury has failed to reach a verdict in the trial of a man accused of throwing acid in the face of a former Irish international pool player, causing him serious harm.
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How the Government bucked the trend
If 2024 has been the super year for elections, it has been super bad for incumbents. Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential election was just the latest in a string of losses for incumbent administrations in 2024 with people in some 70 countries going to the polls.
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Irish troops to take part in EU war games to boost military capability
CONOR GALLAGHER