MORNING BULLETIN: Rents rise 10.4% as average price hits €1,227; Liam Miller remembered as a family man

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IRELAND: More misery for renters is revealed in the latest property round-up, which shows rents at their highest level ever with little sign of them slowing anytime soon.

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