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Planning decisions take ages but a move to tighten rules is sparking widespread fury
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Dublin Bay South byelection candidates back Siptu pension age campaign
Drive to halt increase in pension age backed by Labour, Sinn Féin, Green, Fianna Fáil, Social Democrats and PBP
Aontú’s Mairéad Tóibín says Government policies have created new tenant class
Party’s byelection candidate criticises Government parties on rental market
Government under fire over investment fund activity in housing market
Ministers fear they are politically exposed on housing issue as pandemic recedes
How the Suez Canal facilitated an unexpected revolution
The man-made channel has enabled marine life to migrate from the Red Sea to the Mediterranean
‘What we need here’s a union’: the fight for better working conditions at Amazon
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Bloodlands finale review: Confusion, contrivances and coincidences abound
As a glowering antihero James Nesbitt saves a silly, overbaked series
State’s data privacy watchdog finds bite after first year of handing out fines
Data Protection Commissioner Helen Dixon ‘excited’ about pipeline of tech rulings
Stocktake: Nothing noble about GameStop short squeeze
Despite the David v Goliath portrayal, Redditors’ moral outrage is misplaced
Dani Larkin: using music as a baseline for peacebuilding
The singer-songwriter on her new single, living along borders and growing up in Madden
Sporting Upsets: The summer that London tore up the script of two and out
The summer of 2013 was golden for a hotchpotch collection of footballers in London
Loyalists on Brexit: ‘A one-way route to an economic united Ireland’
A ‘neglected and pushed’ loyalist community feels ‘totally betrayed’ by Boris Johnson
There’s nothing new about fake news, War of Independence exhibition shows
British attempts at propaganda were undermined by real images
Gerry Thornley: Promising signs that Irish rugby’s healing process has begun
Those on Japanese expedition will feel they have a lot to prove as Champions Cup begins
Lease on Harland & Wolff site would limit residential or commercial development
Majority of Belfast shipyard is covered by lease that runs until 2119
Eerie silence as Harland and Wolff goes into administration
Workers vow to fight on to save shipyard that was once North’s economic powerhouse
Unions challenge DUP to take stand against Harland and Wolff closure
Labour shadow chancellor calls on Boris Johnson to take action to save the shipyard
Harland and Wolff shipyard workers deliver letter to Johnson
Union leaders fighting to save shipyard fail to meet prime minister during Belfast visit
EU to inquire into Amazon’s use of merchants’ data on its website
Commissioner Vestager questions how US tech giant tries to identify ‘new big thing’
Silicon Valley nemesis Margrethe Vestager on Brexit and Apple’s tax
EU competition commissioner says bloc is ‘unwavering’ in support for border backstop
The Wooden Hill review: Promising debut from Armagh writer
Jamie Guiney’s collection of stories is a mixed bag, with some stark moments of clarity and emotion
David and Goliath, piracy and censorship: the history of Irish publishing
The vibrant Irish publishing industry has weathered many storms over the centuries
Seán Gallagher ‘very proud’ of his time in Fianna Fáil
Presidential candidate says he has put ‘tweetgate’ behind him and ‘shaken hands with RTÉ’
Mission: Impossible – Fallout: Tom Cruise strains to remain credible
High-class action keeps preposterous series going as who can say no to duelling helicopters?
The woman who redefined man: Jane Goodall’s life of activism continues
Speaking in Uganda, the 84-year-old remains an energetic campaigner for chimpanzees’ habitats
Film captures 'war footing' of farmer battling to keep his land
Thomas Reid fought in courts over compulsory purchase order for Co Kildare property
Conor O’Shea undaunted by the scale of the Italian job
Head coach remains positive despite Italy’s current low place in the pecking order
A grim dystopian Ireland that is all too believable
Review: The Earlie King and the Kid in Yellow, a debut novel by Cork author Danny Denton
Scramble to file lobbying returns as fines regime kicks in
Caveat: fixed penalties and matching power to prosecute finally give regulator teeth
View on the North from LA native living in Titanic Quarter
Retired film scout: ‘Belfast is a city in a country in a renaissance; what better place to be?”
The American film location scout who fell for Belfast
‘I love the smallness of Belfast’ says Scott Dewees, who lives in the Titanic Quarter
Developer Garrett Kelleher and the $90m Liberian civil war lawsuit
With Canadian-born Irish lawyer Martin Kenney, he is embroiled in a decades old insurance claim that has been subject to hearings in three countries
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