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Christmas crowds
Safety first, selection boxes second: What will Christmas week look like in Irish supermarkets this year?
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Budget 2021
Finance Minister issues stark warning about what Level 5 would mean for unemployment
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Budget 2021
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tracker mortgages
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apple tax row
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25 Sep 2020
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The Banks
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aviation industry
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Wealth inequality
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22 Sep 2020
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Online grocery sales are booming but an 'increased sense of security' is driving us back into supermarkets
21 Sep 2020
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A big deal
Dublin-based biotech outfit Inflazome has been acquired for €380 million by Swiss drug company Roche
21 Sep 2020
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green list
Ryanair chief O'Leary warns of fresh capacity cuts at Dublin Airport if travel rules aren't loosened quickly
17 Sep 2020
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ESRI
Covid-19 pandemic means hard Brexit 'could impact Irish economy even worse than feared'
17 Sep 2020
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OCTOBER'S BUDGET
Budget will be based on the assumption of no deal Brexit, say ministers
16 Sep 2020
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Living With Covid
LVA says decision to keep wet pubs in Dublin closed is 'absolutely devastating'
15 Sep 2020
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income
Taxi drivers 'leaving in droves' as industry hit hard by pandemic
12 Sep 2020
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Boom and Bust
Ghost town?: What does Google's decision to pull out of an office deal mean for the landscape of Dublin city centre?
12 Sep 2020
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The Banks
Ulster Bank plans to cut 266 jobs to reduce costs
10 Sep 2020
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Data Protection Commission
Facebook told it can no longer send user data from EU to US
10 Sep 2020
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insurance premiums
Irish regulator finds 'majority' of home and car insurers charged different prices to customers with similar risk
9 Sep 2020
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Economy
Ireland now officially in recession after largest ever quarterly GDP drop
7 Sep 2020
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Tax Credits
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3 Sep 2020
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Local restrictions
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1 Sep 2020
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Nervous times
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1 Sep 2020
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A taxing matter
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29 Aug 2020
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27 Aug 2020
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golfgate
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26 Aug 2020
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The Banks
Union seeks 'urgent' WRC intervention over Bank of Ireland's plan to cut workforce by 1,400
19 Aug 2020
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Morning Memo
Morning Memo: Berlin D2 blues, meat plant sick pay and our short attention span
17 Aug 2020
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jobs figures
A record number of jobs were lost across the European Union in the second quarter of the year
14 Aug 2020
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meat plants
Around 20% of meat plant workers are covered by sick pay, according to an industry spokesperson
13 Aug 2020
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meat plants
'All sorts of a mess': Dáil Covid committee hears from trade unions about meat plant workers' 'tale of woe'
13 Aug 2020
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UK recession
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Aviation
CityJet will have tens of millions of euro in debt written off under court-approved plan to save the airline
11 Aug 2020
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ride sharing
Uber and Lyft have 100,000 drivers in California, and a court says they must be treated as employees
11 Aug 2020
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The Banks
'There are people working in their bedrooms keeping the banking system going and this is their reward'
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The Banks
Bank of Ireland plans to cut 1,400 jobs from its workforce
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