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The BBC talk show host’s wine has removed alchol health labels, despite new polling showing that two-thirds of the publi...
16/01/2026

The BBC talk show host’s wine has removed alchol health labels, despite new polling showing that two-thirds of the public back health labelling | Patrick O’Donoghue✍️

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Competition intensifies for a limited supply of starter and family homes, while demand is slower above the €1 million ma...
16/01/2026

Competition intensifies for a limited supply of starter and family homes, while demand is slower above the €1 million mark | Sorcha Corcoran✍️

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Regina Doherty fears Brussels backlash will cost farmers, but Martin Heydon insists the derogation rests on science | C...
16/01/2026

Regina Doherty fears Brussels backlash will cost farmers, but Martin Heydon insists the derogation rests on science | Claire Scott✍️

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Arriving with chandeliers, caviar and influencers, this is a maximalist Italian import that doesn’t take itself too seri...
16/01/2026

Arriving with chandeliers, caviar and influencers, this is a maximalist Italian import that doesn’t take itself too seriously | Conor Stevens✍️

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How to have more — and better — s*x this yearWant to revitalise your private life? Try the Irish s*x expert Jenny Keane’...
16/01/2026

How to have more — and better — s*x this year

Want to revitalise your private life? Try the Irish s*x expert Jenny Keane’s pressure-free guide to rethinking intimacy in 2026⬇️

Grand master of Grand Lodge of Ireland dispels myths about the centuries-old society, but admits hosting a Conor McGrego...
16/01/2026

Grand master of Grand Lodge of Ireland dispels myths about the centuries-old society, but admits hosting a Conor McGregor and Tucker Carlson event was a mistake | Ruby Hegarty✍️

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How to socialise alone, by the Irish people who do it, soberMore Irish people are embracing alcohol-free drinks, events ...
16/01/2026

How to socialise alone, by the Irish people who do it, sober

More Irish people are embracing alcohol-free drinks, events and celebrations — and not just for dry January. What has led to the change, asks Roe McDermott⬇️

HSE warns that the use of the drug linked to Matthew Perry’s death is rising and the number of people entering treatment...
16/01/2026

HSE warns that the use of the drug linked to Matthew Perry’s death is rising and the number of people entering treatment for problem use has almost tripled | Julieanne Corr✍️

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Kingspan’s spin-off plan was undercooked but still cannyBuilding materials maker has raised the profile of its data cent...
16/01/2026

Kingspan’s spin-off plan was undercooked but still canny

Building materials maker has raised the profile of its data centre design unit Advnsys after its fishing exercise failed to land a buyer⬇️

The enterprise minister says he is the one to take over in the coalition reshuffle next year when Simon Harris becomes t...
16/01/2026

The enterprise minister says he is the one to take over in the coalition reshuffle next year when Simon Harris becomes taoiseach | Claire Scott, Political Correspondent✍️

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My new year’s resolution: read more Irish novelsA bumper crop of Irish fiction awaits us in 2026, from the latest outing...
16/01/2026

My new year’s resolution: read more Irish novels

A bumper crop of Irish fiction awaits us in 2026, from the latest outing by Jan Carson to an intriguing gangland-set debut⬇️

Tight supply and strong demand drove bidding wars across Ringsend, Irishtown, Ballyfermot and more, with steadier but co...
16/01/2026

Tight supply and strong demand drove bidding wars across Ringsend, Irishtown, Ballyfermot and more, with steadier but continued price growth expected in 2026 | Sorcha Corcoran✍️

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