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Reassurance for home owners
CENTRAL BANK governor John Hurley has offered home buyers and home owners some much needed reassurance by stating that domestic house prices are returning to realistic levels. In saying so, he has rejected claims in a recent International Monetary Fund (IMF) report that Irish house prices may still be significantly overvalued: more than 30 per cent higher than market fundamentals can justify. p
Tibet and the Olympics
IN A SIGNIFICANT intervention, International Olympic Committee president Jacque Rogge said yesterday in Beijing: "I'm very concerned with the international situation and what's happening in Tibet. The torch relay has been targeted. The International Olympic Committee has expressed its serious concern and calls for a rapid peaceful resolution in Tibet". He spoke as the Olympic flame was briefly extinguished during violent protests in Paris - which he also deplored. p
Opinion
Trimble gambled everything to get deal
THE BELFAST AGREEMENT 10 YEARS ON: The nature of Trimble's defeat would invite serious reappraisal in light of the dramatic events to follow, writes Frank Millar pCowen can show guts of a leader by sacking Harney
While it would be unfair to say Brian Cowen has risen without trace, his track record is one of caution, not courage, says Fintan O'Toole pIntercultural strategy and more resources needed for schools OPINION
OPINION: New legislation may be needed to deal with schools which refuse to welcome all children, argues Philip Watt pWhy greasy roots can't be made to disappear
We all yearn for change but are we really going to get the new look we asked for, asks Quentin Fottrell pYear for young people to ask if God is calling them to priesthood
RITE AND REASON: The noise of the world is drowning out the voice of God calling our young, writes Eamonn Bourke pWearing the finest jewellery and drinking scam turned toast
SHAGGY DOG: TO BE dressed up to the nines means to be wearing our finest suit or evening gown, writes Albert Jack p
An Irishwoman's Diary Arminta Wallace
THE coining of new words is a relatively simple business: the English language spits out new snippets and combinations all the time, writes Arminta Wallace p
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