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Genevieve Carbery

Genevieve Carbery

Genevieve Carbery is a news reporter with The Irish Times. She has in interest in social issues and received the European Commission “Together against discrimination” journalist award. Previously she worked for RTE, Newstalk and presented a regular programme on Dublin City FM. She occasionally writes for international media such as Time magazine. She has masters degrees in both equality studies and journalism.

A cast of actors has lost a case against Dublin’s Tivoli Theatre at the Employment Appeals Tribunal after being let go in the middle of a run amid ’dismal’ box office takings. Image: Google Maps
Actors lose case over Tivoli Theatre dismissal

‘Dracula’ cast unsuccessful in their employment appeal

The first national index showing the rental rates being paid has shown that private rents across the State have increased by 2 per cent in the past year while Dublin apartment prices fell 3.9 per cent in the first quarter of 2013. Image: Irish Times Studio.
Rental index shows 2% increase

PRTB database gives detailed prices ; shows 3.9% fall in Dublin apartments in Q1 2013

A man walks past the Waterford Crystal visitors centre during a protest in 2009. Photograph: Eric Luke / The Irish Times
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AIB said yesterday it was adding 0.4 percentage points to its standard variable mortgage rate. Photograph: Cathal McNaughton/Reuters
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First year engineer students at UCD with some of their robots – pictured are from left Sean Totterdell, Aisling Drumgoole, Brian Feighan, Aideen Doyle, Niamh O Brien and James Greer. Photograph: Cyril Byrne
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Gardaí are investigating after shots were fired at a house in Limerick early this morning.
Shots fired at Limerick house

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Gardaí are investigating a two-car collision in which a woman (35) was killed in Co Louth
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Customers walk around cars of German premium carmaker BMW at the headquarters in Munich. Photograph: Michael Dalder/Reuters
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Taoiseach Enda Kenny has insisted that the Government must meet its targeted public service payroll savings following the rejection of the Croke Park II deal. Photograph: Eric Luke / THE IRISH TIMES
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