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Austerity measure still biting in dentistry
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
The Irish Dental Association has estimated that, over the longer term, public spending on dental care for PRSI and medical card patients declined by about €800 million between 2009 and 2023.
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Letters to the Editor, January 24th: On Trump’s Board of Peace, medical diagnostics, governing the country and not so dry January
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
Sir, – It seems that mandatory hi-vis clothing for pedestrians, cyclists and, even more bizarrely, motorcyclists is now firmly established as the latest road safety panacea on The Irish Times Letters page.
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Book reviews in brief: All God’s Creatures; Palestine Minus One; The (Wonderful) Life of Connie Maguire
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
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Author Dave Rudden: ‘My earliest memory is passing a Border checkpoint, at once fascinated and terrified by the soldiers’
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
Irish myth has been a pic’n’mix for fantasy for decades but myth is a product of culture and history ... Maybe the Irish Times offices should be next? You’ve written several works in the Doctor Who universe.
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Possessions by Davina Quinlivan: A ‘fictional memoir’ that makes life hard for itself
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
Possessions. A Memoir of Transformation in an Era of Precarity. Author. 9780715656044. Publisher. £14.99 ... Why fictionalise when the truth alone is so necessary?. Such a caveat makes it hard to take the book, and the issues raised within, seriously ... .
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John Wilson’s wine predictions for 2026, plus four recommendations
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
As we move into 2026, the wine world is changing rapidly. In Ireland and worldwide, consumption continues to fall, as people drink less or switch to alternative beverages ... John Wilson’s January wine quiz ... I have written about Irish wine before.
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Inhabit the Poem - Last Essays by Helen Vendler: A career of single-minded poetic devotion
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
In discussing Yeats’s lines, “I sought a theme and sought for it in vain,/ I sought it daily for six weeks or so”, Vendler notes parenthetically, “Mention of that poem in his letters of the time prove this no exaggeration.
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The Brimming World: Collection gives insight into rich texture of Ciaran Carson’s work
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
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Departures by Julian Barnes: Enjoyable rambling, a story and a grateful goodbye
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
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Pulse by Cynan Jones: Compulsive narratives, propulsive paragraphs
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
Pulse. Author. 978-1783782772. Publisher. £14.99. Cynan Jones allows his readers little opportunity to breathe. His compulsive narratives are relentless, sweeping you along thrillingly in propulsive short paragraphs ... Just so ... Departures by Julian Barnes ... .
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Making sense of the parking charge battle at Stillorgan Shopping Centre
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
They say business has fallen by as much as 20 per cent in some cases at a time when business costs are rising sharply, with higher wage bills and new pension charges ... The area has seen significant redevelopment in recent times.
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Gonna be golden: join the flight to gold and other precious metals
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
If predictions about people spending less time on their smartphones comes to pass, older-style time pieces such as alarm clocks and watches may well come back into vogue.
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Number of homes sold last year was down 8% as prices continue to climb, new report shows
The Irish Times 24 Jan 2026
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Liberal democracy is under threat: these books show why abandoning it would be a mistake
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