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Keelin Shanley obituary: An ‘accidental journalist’ known for her curiosity, empathy and versatility
From a family of medics and scientists, she studied biochemistry before switching to media
Why is Ireland such an expensive place to live?
Smart Money: Eurostat report says prices in Ireland are 25% above the EU average. Why?
French telecoms firm close to buying majority stake in Eir
Seen & Heard: Vestager says Irish operation of tech giants should be targeted
Brendan Investments wound up owing more than €11m
Firm which once had Eddie Hobbs as non-executive director lost money in US and Germany
Let the games over public sector pay commence
Commission’s report told us little we did not know, but it will influence forthcoming talks
Brendan Investments predicts total wipeout of €13m fund
Lender calls in €750,000 loan to troubled Eddie Hobbs-founded property fund
40 houses owned by Irish EuroMillions family listed for forfeiture
US authorities list houses in Detroit owned by Dolores McNamara and her relatives
Remember Ireland at Christmas? Not like this you don't
The Remembering Ireland satirical archive - perhaps the grumpiest in the land - digs out a few of its favourite seasonal gems from times past
Eddie Hobbs-backed firm to lose 90% of investors’ cash
Caveat: Property fund Brendan Investments raised almost €13m from small investors
Company linked to Eddie Hobbs hit by US water contamination costs
Brendan Investments investors hit with costs of €450,000 over Michigan lead water crisis
New Renua chief hopes to have candidates in place by Christmas
Offaly Council Councillor John Leahy to be paid € 65,000 from State funds for role
Renua: The long, painful demise of a political party
State funding keeps group afloat, but future is bleak as Eddie Hobbs and others jump ship
Party president Eddie Hobbs leaves Renua
Move follows the resignation in May of former party leader Lucinda Creighton
Eddie Hobbs firm has €680,000 in accumulated losses
E-commerce venture focuses on vouchers sold via online platform
Euromillions €115m winner bids to buy Limerick retail park
Dolores McNamara and Irish Life have bid more than the €44m guide price
People to watch in 2016: Politics
With a general election looming, a new cohort of politicians are hoping for success in 2016. Harry McGee points to five expected do well at the ballot boxes
Store wars and dodgy cars: the consumer year revisited
The battle of the supermarkets, property prices, Irish Water and revelations about Volkswagen dominated headlines in 2015
Una Mullally: Welcome to Dismaland Irish-style – a litany of horrors in a ghost estate
‘In Trolley Land, hundreds of HSE workers push pens around while bandaged mummies moan on their stretchers’
Analysis: Renua Ireland think-in provides actual thinking
Party tries to inject some adrenaline into comatose concept with Dublin event
Renua Ireland wants new flat tax on all income
Declan Ganley urges party not to shy away from big ideas at first think-in in Dublin
Lucinda Creighton: Enda, Eddie and me
Renua leader talks to Kathy Sheridan about setting up a new party, abortion and other issues
Radio: Freewheeling Pat Kenny takes off in awkward directions
Review: The Newstalk presenter tries an invigorating new way into work, but embarrassing old habits emerge when discussing sensitive topics
Another week, another new political grouping?
Polls show new political party fatigue is already beginning to set in
Eddie Hobbs appeals to Renua Ireland donors for €1m
Email tells potential backers Carlow-Kilkenny byelection ‘crucial’ to embryonic party
Diarmaid Ferriter: Commemoration nation: a chance to reflect on 1916
‘Ours may be the best little country in which to do business – but what about our society?’
Kathy Sheridan: Terence Flanagan could have turned ‘brain-freeze’ into a bonus
‘Politicians know that three-quarters of the audience is willing them to fail’
Eddie Hobbs under no pressure to stand for Renua in election
Leader Lucinda Creighton says financial consultant doing ‘Trojan work’ to grow party
Miriam Lord: Renua Ireland? It was hard to get past the name
At launch of new party, leader Lucinda Creighton vows to ‘govern in sunshine’
Renua Ireland pledges to be most open party in history of State
Leader Lucinda Creighton wants minutes of all Cabinet meetings to be published
Renua Ireland will make impact, but how much and for how long?
Ideologically, there’s little surprise it will be positioned on right of political spectrum, but not obdurately so
Renua: the making of a political party
In less than a year, more than 100 professionals have built a political organisation
Reboot Ireland: ‘There’s no shysters – you’re not wanted’
Lucinda Creighton and Karl Deeter present code of conduct prohibiting ‘cronyism’
Lucinda Creighton’s new party now set to launch in March
‘Reboot Ireland’ misses eight week deadline set by TD in January
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