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The grass genuinely is greener : New wave of emigrants finding lower costs abroad

Those who can make the move credit their new country of residence with lower rents, more bang for your buck, and generally better quality of life, writes Jack White

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Surging bank profits prompt calls for Irish windfall tax

As Irish banks enjoy surging profits, their customers were found to have the lowest deposit rate gains out of the Eurozone, UK and US

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Northern Ireland funding cuts: We ll pay the price, warns Barnardo s chief

Cutting money for young people is a false economy, Barnardo's director tells Westminster committee.

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Waterford News & Star — Two-year timetable for Stormont to repay £300m overly punitive , says economist

Dr Lisa Wilson said the timescale appears to be designed to be a stick to force the resurrection of the Stormont Executive…

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Two-year timetable for Stormont to repay £300m overly punitive , says economist

Dr Lisa Wilson said the timescale appears to be designed to be a stick to force the resurrection of the Stormont Executive.

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