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Internet Diaries
Elon Musk’s X turned an anti-immigrant activist's court case into a global free speech crusade
Our FactCheck editor details the internet trends seen by a thirtysomething-year-old man.
Analysis
Housing
How can the Irish government stop paying unsustainable rent subsidies to private landlords?
Series
Winners and Losers
'It annoyed me as the leader of Fine Gael': The winners and losers of the political week
buyer beware
Bigger isn't always better: Larger sizes and multipack groceries can work out more expensive
Coffee, nappies and shampoo were among 10 products where larger packs cost more per unit.
Must Read
The Morning Lead
'He's burning up goodwill': Pressure grows on Housing Minister over recent changes
One housing charity director warned James Browne is ‘not bringing anyone with him’ on recent key announcements, and questioned what his strategy is.
DAFT.IE PROPERTY MAGAZINE
Penthouse living with mountain views on Dublin’s south side for €1,350,000
Saturday
31 Oct
cutting back
From Santa visits to haircuts, our readers on what they've had to cut in a cost-of-living crisis
Shopping in Tesco, takeaways and meals out, Sky television, gym memberships – here’s what you told us you’ve given up.
Cork City
This Cork tower will be the tallest apartment block in Ireland - here's how it came together
Sponsored
Poll: How is your business planning to reward its employees this Christmas?
An Post
Oct 31
From The 42
URC
Sorry Munster lose to Sharks in drab Thomond Park affair
South African visitors ran out 15-3 winners in tricky weather conditions.
Sponsored
This elite Irish business school's virtual open day will help you find the Master's to match your ambitions
UCD
Oct 31
From The 42
Cape Town Crusader
Parsons shows her clinical best as Ireland fend off stubborn South Africa
Beibhinn Parsons scored a hat-trick in Ireland’s 38-17 win in Cape Town.
hell of a wait
A film banned in 1972 is finally reaching Irish cinemas. Does it still have the power to shock?
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