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Dominoâs Pizza billionaireâs Waterford ambition, Border poll, and aerial house photographs (opens the original)
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An American conservative Catholic university, founded by Dominoâs Pizza billionaire Tom Monaghan, is facing questions over plans to open an Irish campus at the former Mount Melleray monastery in Co Waterford. Irish unification stirs widespread debate, but the decision for a vote on the matter falls to one person under the Belfast Agreement: Northern Irelandâs Secretary of State. Rachel Lavin examines what metrics might be used to judge whether to trigger a Border poll. A law intended to prot
Irish citizen pleads not guilty to murder in Hungary, fuel prices, Drumcree and ânotionsâ (opens the original)
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An Irish citizen has pleaded not guilty in a Hungarian court to the murder of his ex-wife, a Japanese national, and to setting fire to her apartment in an alleged attempt to make her death look like an accident. The price of fuel at the pumps could be as high as â¬2.30 a litre by December. Pricewatch editor Conor Pope is drilling into why. The DUP and the Orange Order have made complaints to the PSNI about Sinn Féin president Mary Lou McDonald and the partyâs vice-president and Northern Irel
âThese are all indicators you are overspendingâ: Irish customers overpaying on health insurance (opens the original)
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Not everyone wants health insurance or agrees with it as a principle. But for those who do want to take out cover, or those who worry affordability might force them to drop theirs, leading health insurance expert Dermot Goode is urging people to brace themselves. âI have to say now to your listeners that they really have to budget for maybe 5 to 10 per cent of increases each year because [of] medical inflation,â he tells the latest episode of the Better with Money podcast. Whatâs medical i
How damaged is the Ireland squad after Saturdayâs crisis meeting over the Israel match? (opens the original)
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Ordinarily, a three nil win in an away match for the Republic of Ireland would be heralded as a great day for the national team, a huge morale boost for âthe green armyâ and a vote of confidence in this new era of management under Heimir HallgrÃmsson. Instead the victory rings hollow after what sports correspondent Gavin Cooney calls âa day of infamyâ for Irish football. On Saturday a crisis meeting was called for players to address the immense pressure they were under to boycott the Ue
Defeat in Kosovo, âwind power swindlerâ, minority would support new flag in united Ireland (opens the original)
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Thereâs a heavy few days in store for Heimir HallgrÃmssonâs Republic of Ireland squad as they get ready to travel to Hungary to face Israel on Sunday. Itâs after their 1-0 loss to Kosovo in Pristina last night. The wife and mother of German fraudster Hendrick Holt, also known as the âwind power swindlerâ, have established two companies in Dublin that have links with his business. Only a small minority of voters would be prepared to consider changes such as a new Irish flag, national a
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