HeyJaredBrenda Power
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In Ireland we give data centres tax breaks and subsidies: BRENDA POWER (opens the original)
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Brace yourself for a winter of discontent, of strikes and protests, rising prices and dwindling living standards, and all of it pretty much traceable back to one cause: energy costs. Between the current public sector ‘work to rule’, politics dominating sports coverage and Orange Order marches making headlines once again, rampant inflation fuelled by an energy crisis is just about all we need to plunge us right back to the hungry 1980s. The price that farmers, manufacturers, hauliers, hospitality
BRENDA POWER: Why half of us will never tire of the Rose of Tralee (opens the original)
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When her name was called out as the 2026 Rose of Tralee, on Tuesday night, Caoilfhinn Ní Choiligh’s lovely face crumpled in tears of joy and, in a gesture that looked almost instinctive, she blessed herself. And captured right there, in that split second, was the reason why one version of Ireland will never tire of the annual pageant, however much it is mocked and denounced, and another version will never, ever understand why. The latter was the version cheering on the Dublin Rose, a Sligo-born
BRENDA POWER: Here's how to sort the GP shortage crisis (opens the original)
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If you’re one of the thousands of people now struggling to find a General Practitioner, then these figures won’t surprise you in the least: Right now, there is just one GP for every 1,100 people in the country. And, during a cold snap in November, it can feel like every one of them is looking for an appointment at the same time. Meanwhile if you live in Co Monaghan, which has the lowest number of GPs per head of population, you’ll be one of 2,000 people competing for the services of one single d
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