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Boris Johnson’s woes deepen as NI secretary Brandon Lewis resigns

Mr Johnson rejected calls to quit on Wednesday and dramatically sacked Cabinet rival Michael Gove

<p>For the year as a whole, consumer prices will grow 7.8% and then fall back to the still-elevated average level of 4.2% in 2023, the new forecasts show. File Picture: Reuters/Clodagh Kilcoyne</p>

economy

Living standards face huge hit this year but no major economic crisis on cards, says Central Bank

Surging prices are hitting confidence and weighing on consumption and investment growth

Michael Moynihan

Michael Moynihan: How would Cork score in liveability rankings?

Man who threatened to set fire to home of Cork man sent forward for trial

court and crime

Man who threatened to set fire to home of Cork man sent forward for trial

Leo Varadkar will not face prosecution for leaking GP pay deal to union

politics

Leo Varadkar will not face prosecution for leaking GP pay deal to union

Family-run Cork bakery secures €6m Lidl contract

companies

Family-run Cork bakery secures €6m Lidl contract

Ronan O'Gara: Why Sam Whitelock's absence is a second test game-changer

Water with chia seeds and lemon on a white background. A useful drink for weight loss.

people

What is the 'internal shower' and is it harmful?

How To Build A Sex Room: New show on Netflix sure ain't Dermot Bannon

culture

How To Build A Sex Room: New show on Netflix sure ain't Dermot Bannon

our columnists

Michael Moynihan

Michael Moynihan: How would Cork score in liveability rankings?

Clodagh Finn: Bid to build near Neolithic tombs raises questions about our planning system

Elaine-Loughlin

Elaine Loughlin: When it comes to this budget, even an extra €2.3bn won’t make it easy

Fergus Finlay: We need to put party politics aside to battle the cost-of-living crisis

News

Pay deal struck to deploy defence force personnel at Dublin Airport

Pay deal struck to deploy defence force personnel at Dublin Airport

Questions remain over some aspects of the deal, though, including whether there will be enough female members to search female passengers

Obesity is a disease outside a person's control, says support group

Obesity is a disease outside a person's control, says support group

Costa Coffee to reopen

Cork man admits burglary at Cork cafe and debit card fraud

Governments should brace for more Covid waves, say health chiefs

Governments should brace for more Covid waves, say health chiefs

sport

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Confirmed: Hansen returns, Sexton starts as Ireland name team for second All-Black test

Captain Johnny Sexton will once again lead the side having passed his Head Injury Assessment return to play protocols

Ultan Dillane 19/1/2020

Ronan O'Gara: We need to get Dillane to fall in love with rugby again

Irish tips: Mazagran can build on promising return at Limerick

Irish tips: Mazagran can build on promising return at Limerick

Conor Niland 9/7/2011

'Have we anyone coming up?' The odds stacked against Irish tennis players

Lifestyle

No butts about it: Dumped cigarettes causing big problems

No butts about it: Dumped cigarettes causing big problems

Dumped cigarette butts take years to decompose, add to plastic pollution, damage human and animal health and the environment

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Savvy Shopper: Anticipate weekly deals and stock up when items are discounted

Nightclub lights and silhouette of a party crowd

Club culture in the 1990s: How Dublin danced to a new beat

Richard Hogan: Inside the mind games of romance scammers like the 'Tinder Swindler'

Richard Hogan: Inside the mind games of romance scammers like the 'Tinder Swindler'

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Business

Federal Reserve

US treasury yields surge as Fed minutes underscore inflation fight

The selloff in bonds intensified after the record from the Fed’s June meeting showed officials saw the possibility of “even more restrictive” policy should price pressures persist.

Antonio Costa visit to UK

Sterling and British shares brace for further political turmoil for Johnson

Gazprom PJSC's Chayandinskoye Field as Russia Sees Golden Gas Opportunity

European gas prices rise as market resumes focus on supply risk

Ireland's investment property market reaches €3.2bn in first half of 2022

Ireland's investment property market reaches €3.2bn in first half of 2022

farming

Aurivo Co-op announces €2m Fodder Support Fund

Aurivo Co-op announces €2m Fodder Support Fund

This fund is in addition to the ongoing fodder security campaign that Aurivo commenced in April, to highlight the need to secure an adequate supply of fodder on-farm for the winter

Manufacturers and dealers gear up for bumper 2022 Farm Machinery Show

Manufacturers and dealers gear up for bumper 2022 Farm Machinery Show

Smurfit Kappa vice-president joins ABP Food Group board

Smurfit Kappa vice-president joins ABP Food Group board

New Covid-19 loans open to farm businesses

New Covid-19 loans open to farm businesses

Property

Rent roll or Rolls Royce? High rollers canvassed for €2.6m gold-plated Cork investment

Rent roll or Rolls Royce? High rollers canvassed for €2.6m gold-plated Cork investment

Mixed use Ardfallen Mall investment on city's Douglas Road has mileage under the bonnet

Darby Arms right at the core of thriving Ballincollig community

Darby Arms right at the core of thriving Ballincollig community

English Walled Garden

Garden Notes: Events to help you enjoy your green spaces

Home Interiors: Six of the best tall stools

Home Interiors: Six of the best tall stools

Viewpoints

Woman with a mask on her working from home

Prof Jack Lambert: 'Brain fog' the most persistent symptom of long Covid

At our long Covid clinic in the Mater, we became aware that the heart and the lungs repaired themselves, but that Covid also affected the brain, where the damage persisted, writes Professor Jack Lambert, consultant in infectious diseases at the Mater hospital

Daniel McConnell: Credibility knocked but Leo Varadkar now free to become Taoiseach again

Daniel McConnell: Credibility knocked but Leo Varadkar now free to become Taoiseach again

House for rent

Sean Murray: It's 50:50 if I'll ever own a home

Coronavirus - Sat Nov 27, 2021

This mutiny should be the end of Johnson, but never underestimate his sheer lust for power

World

Afghanistan Earthquake

Inflation has pushed 71 million people into poverty since Ukraine war – report

A staggering 71 million more people around the world are experiencing poverty as a result of soaring food and energy prices that climbed in the weeks following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, according to a UN report.

Australia Floods

Flood threat moves north as water levels start to recede in Sydney

Pizza Hut stock

Hunger really can make us ‘hangry’, study suggests

Abortion

Colorado and North Carolina protect abortion from out-of-state prosecution

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Dalo's Hurling Show: Cats purring, battle hardened Limerick, Cork’s succession plans, Offaly heartbreak

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Dalo's Big Hurling Semi-final Preview: Wildcards, curveballs, formlines and a magical minor final

Dalo's Big Hurling Semi-final Preview: Wildcards, curveballs, formlines and a magical minor final

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“We’re seeing so many parents who can’t afford to heat their homes and feed their children"

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PART I: RUNNING FROM THE END OF THE WORLD

An Irish Examiner special report in 2021 uncovered the death of an American asylum seeker living in a Tralee direct provision centre. This is the strange story of Thomas Stofiel.

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PART II: A LONELY MOUNTAIN

An Irish Examiner special report in 2021 uncovered the death of an American asylum seeker living in a Tralee direct provision centre. This is the strange story of Thomas Stofiel.

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