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MyHome iPhone and Android app updates

MyHome.ie today published updated editions of its iPhone and Android apps to the App Store and Android Market respectively. A number of bug fixes are ironed out in the new editions while several improvements have been made, most notably to the iPhone app. Amongst…

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New legislation to be unveiled today

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New legislation to reform Ireland’s bankruptcy laws and assist those struggling with their mortgage repayments will be outlined in detail by senior Government Ministers this morning. Minister for Finance Michael Noonan and Minister for Justice Alan Shatter will unveil the Personal Insolvency Bill, which will…

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Dalkey residents object to oil drill

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RESIDENTS in Dalkey have called for an enquiry to be launched into why they were given less than a month to reject plans for a company to drill for oil in Dublin Bay. Around 200 people gathered for a meeting in the South Dublin village…

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YourMoney.ie inspected by Central Bank

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The Central Bank has inspected the business of Dunne and Maxwell Limited, which trades as yourmoney.ie. The business' registered office is Room 6, Clarendon House, Clarendon Street, Dublin 2. As a result of this inspection, the Central Bank said it has reasons to be concerned…

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Quinn Healthcare to hike prices by another 6% in March

General, Mortgages & Money

Quinn Healthcare has announced a 6% price hike across its schemes for renewals or new business from March. The news is set to prove a huge blow for householders already struggling under the weight of bills and follows increases of between 7-25% at the start…

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Take the stress out of buying a home with Angry Buyers

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EVER grown frustrated while buying a property? Has the seller, the agent or the mortgage broker even got on your nerves? If so then now is your chance to get your own back and fire them out of a cannon following the launch of the…

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Dublin City Council would have had to double bin charges if it continued waste collection service

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Dublin City Manager John Tierney has said the council would have had to double bin charges if it continued its waste collection service. Mr Tierney was speaking at a special council meeting called following an unprecedented level of complaints about the new service from the…

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New cinema on the way to Dublin's Docklands

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A new cinema is set to open close to Dublin’s Docklands before March. According to The Irish Times, Point Pictures will open near the O2, offering up to 12 cinema screens and the capacity to host international premieres. Cinema owner Harry Crosbie said it will…

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Household broadcasting charge could be on the way

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The Minister for Communications Pat Rabbitte has confirmed that he is considering a new household broadcasting charge to replace the television licence fee. Mr Rabbitte told the Dáil that this would not be an additional charge, and would not affect anyone who was already paying their television…

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Organisations come together to demand the halt of Anglo payments

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Over 23 organisations from around the country have come together as part of a campaign to demand that payments to Anglo bondholders are halted immediately. The group of organisations, which include members of universities UCD and Maynooth as well as the Unite Trade Union, have…

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