The European Central Bank kept rates on hold on Thursday after two hikes this year, but warned of rising energy costs, while Christine Lagarde said she will step down in February.
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ECB holds interest rates as Lagarde announces early exit: what it means for Irish mortgages
Bitcoin, Ether and XRP slide as record $6.3bn Binance hack shakes crypto markets
Bitcoin dropped to a six-week low and Ether to a two-month low after an estimated $6.3bn was drained from Binance, the largest crypto theft on record, as a tech-stock sell-off added to the pressure.
Fontaines D.C. dethroned as My Chemical Romance finally bag first UK No 1 album – 20 years after The Black Parade
Two decades after it stalled at No 2, My Chemical Romance's The Black Parade has topped the UK albums chart, ending Fontaines D.C.'s reign with Dopamine Chamber after a single week.
Cabin bag shock: Lufthansa, Swiss and Austrian axe free carry-on from cheapest European fares – and the gate fee could hit €60
Lufthansa Group's no-frills Economy Basic fare now applies across its European network, with only a small under-seat bag included. Here's how to avoid paying more than you planned.
Ireland’s biggest landlord I-Res under fire over ‘tenant swap’ ban as charity warns renters could be forced from homes
Ireland's largest private landlord says it generally won't add new tenants to existing leases. A housing charity and an opposition TD warn that, under new rent rules, that could push people out of their homes.
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Eurovision exile: RTÉ boss warns Ireland may stay away while Israel competes, as the Dutch quit the 2027 contest too
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