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Fine Gael spent €4.65 on each presidential vote for Mitchell

Fine Gael spent €4.65 on each presidential vote for Mitchell

Fine Gael spent the most during last October's presidential election. Their candidate, Gay Mitchell, spent €527,152 or the equivalent of the price of a pint, €4.65, on every vote he got.
MasterCard announces 130 new jobs for Ireland

MasterCard announces 130 new jobs for Ireland

Can't find a job after having seemingly exhausted every possible option? For everything else there's MasterCard, as the finance corporation have announced 130 new Irish jobs.
Watchdog gives Ryanair free publicity after banning 'Raunchy' ad

Watchdog gives Ryanair free publicity after banning 'Raunchy' ad

An advertising watchdog has played right into 'budget airline' Ryanair's hands and banned its raunchy advert.
Burglar paid €175k by home owner after he broke both his legs

Burglar paid €175k by home owner after he broke both his legs

The recently passed 'Home Defence' bill may allow you to protect your home with reasonable force, but it doesn't stop you having to pay a burglar €175,000 when you break both his legs with your Merc.
Video: UCD Law Society candidate makes frankly embarrassing campaign video

Video: UCD Law Society candidate makes frankly embarrassing campaign video

Students looking to get elected to college societies these days have to go to some pretty extreme lengths. But surely not this extreme.
Is China the next country to get involved with the Eurozone crisis?

Is China the next country to get involved with the Eurozone crisis?

Will China be the next country to get involved in the current Eurozone crisis?
New survey shows 1 in 10 Irish people have to borrow money from family and friends just to make ends meet

New survey shows 1 in 10 Irish people have to borrow money from family and friends just to make ends meet

So Ireland is broke. Tell us something we don't know.
Dublin Bus passengers to get free Wi-Fi

Dublin Bus passengers to get free Wi-Fi

Would you like some free internet access to make your morning commute a bit more bearable? The good news is that Dublin Bus is currently initiating plans that would see every bus fitted with free Wi-Fi technology by the end of 2012.
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Insurance firms in trouble after they hire a private investigator

Insurance firms in trouble after they hire a private investigator

Does your insurance firm know a little bit TOO much about you? Chances are they could be using the same private investigator as this lot...
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