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Me & My Money Fiachra Garvey, concert pianist
Concert pianist Fiachra Garvey is a member of the international jury for the 2026 Irish Freemasons Young Musician of the Year Competition. The finals take place on Saturday, October 10.
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State subsidies and no VAT: How Irish private schools are attracting UK students
Second in line to the British throne, Prince George, has just started as a boarder at Eton College, where fees are about £65,000 a year (€75,688). But if his parents weren’t so flush, he might have considered an education across the water.
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Fund manager charges are taking a chunk out of my retirement fund
I’m approaching retirement and, as my pension fund has grown quite well over the years, I’m interested in taking out an approved retirement fund (ARF).
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Middle income earners set for €1,500 tax cuts
PAT LEAHY,
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Drug barons are ‘a cancer preying on children’
TOM TUITE
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Is timing an issue when I am trying to offset losses against capital gains?
I have recently agreed a sale on a property but have not yet agreed to a final closing date. I want time to organise old shares that I have made losses on to write off against the gains.
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Is timing an issue when I am trying to offset losses against capital gains?
I have recently agreed a sale on a property but have not yet agreed to a final closing date. I want time to organise old shares that I have made losses on to write off against the gains.
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Fund manager charges are taking a chunk out of my retirement fund
I’m approaching retirement and, as my pension fund has grown quite well over the years, I’m interested in taking out an approved retirement fund (ARF).
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State subsidies and no VAT: How Irish private schools are attracting UK students
Second in line to the British throne, Prince George, has just started as a boarder at Eton College, where fees are about £65,000 a year (€75,688). But if his parents weren’t so flush, he might have considered an education across the water.
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Me & My Money Fiachra Garvey, concert pianist
Concert pianist Fiachra Garvey is a member of the international jury for the 2026 Irish Freemasons Young Musician of the Year Competition. The finals take place on Saturday, October 10.
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Last month was second-hottest September on record
Ireland has experienced its second hottest September on record provisional data showed, continuing recent trends of patterns of warming domestic weather.
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Calls for Bord Bia chair to resign over Dutch chicken use
ÓRLA RYAN
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Two dead after becoming trapped in Co Down trench
Two people died following a workplace incident in Co Down yesterday.
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Sacked garda spared jail for control and coercion of wife
A former garda (pictured) who treated his wife like “chattel” has avoided jail after pleading guilty to controlling and coercive behaviour over three years.
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More than 50 applied to be Arts Council director
ÓRLA RYAN
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Abuse victim’s murder conviction overturned
ALAN ERWIN
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Gardaí make first arrest in Galway harassment case
CONOR LALLY
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Pensioners to get extra €10 in budget
PAT LEAHY,
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Defence Forces turn to foreign-born recruits to help fill ranks
CONOR GALLAGHER
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Landlord ordered to pay tenant €20,000
JACK WHITE
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Developers blame planning delays for an average four-year wait to build homes
In July, Vanisland Limited, a subsidiary of the well-known developer Ballymore, applied to Kildare County Council for a large-scale development of new homes in Leixlip.
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Remains of 10 more infants found at Tuam mother and baby home
JACK WHITE
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Young money ministers Chambers and Harris are two sides of the same coin
It was the summer of 2024 and the rotors of State machinery were turning towards that year’s pre-election budget – the first under the management of newly minted minister for finance Jack Chambers.
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Orange Order urged to ‘look at bigger picture’
When Claire Mitchell met four friends for breakfast in Belfast last Sunday morning, they abandoned their food and drove to Portadown’s Garvaghy Road. They were all Protestant women.
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‘It was so intense, the violence was so great . . . that traumatised communities’
Everyone in Northern Ireland must work together, temper language and offer time for solutions to ensure the Drumcree crisis does not “derail the peace process”, two church leaders have said.
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Brown Thomas Arnotts considers online beauty concept as separate brand
CIARÁN HANCOCK
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Fund should not pay out while collateral sits ‘uncollected’ – BlackBee
JOE BRENNAN
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‘We’re in limbo’: Enniscorthy businesses feel defenceless as flood season approaches
The river Slaney was calm on Thursday morning, a very different picture from January when it burst its banks during Storm Chandra, flooding the Co Wexford town of Enniscorthy it flows through.
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Former IFI chief ‘targeted’ by protected disclosures
MARTIN WALL
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Department digs itself deeper over turf cutting scheme
The Comptroller and Auditor General, who runs a fine-tooth comb through public spending, this week set out a masterclass in loose oversight.