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right to work
The tourism trade wants to hire asylum seekers to plug skills gaps
1 Apr 2018
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Contract Negotiations
'We are not the HSE's dumping ground' - after 48 years, is the State finally set to update its contract with GPs?
31 Mar 2018
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Investment
Irish-founded tech firm Intercom reaches 'unicorn status' with its $1bn-plus valuation
27 Mar 2018
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Show Me The Money
Central Bank expected to cease the printing of banknotes in Ireland
26 Mar 2018
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In the Post
Fuming customers say tech retailer Click.ie hasn't shipped their phones or issued receipts
26 Mar 2018
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iconic
'Historic gems' like Dublin's Custom House should just be used for tourism
25 Mar 2018
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delegating responsibility
'Fast ferry' service for Tory Island ends long-running row
24 Mar 2018
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London
Offices of Cambridge Analytica raided by UK information commissioner
23 Mar 2018
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CCPC
Competition watchdog to further investigate mooted Irish Times takeover of Irish Examiner
22 Mar 2018
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fake magazine
Dublin Fire Brigade warns businesses about advertising scam
21 Mar 2018
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hard breakfast
Brexit could increase cost of milk, cheese and eggs by 46%
21 Mar 2018
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Puppeteers
'Appearances can be deceptive' - CEO falls on sword, but did Cambridge Analytica swing the US election for Trump?
20 Mar 2018
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in the shadows
Cambridge Analytica executives filmed allegedly touting use of bribery, entrapment to swing elections around the world
19 Mar 2018
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deadbots
Challenging the music industry: 'We'd get a cheque in the post for 10c'
19 Mar 2018
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frank and walters
The Young Offenders gives 25-year-old song a huge boost - but band don't expect a windfall
19 Mar 2018
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curiosity shoppe
The Sinn Féin bookstore made €350,000 last year... but things could still be better
18 Mar 2018
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Brexit
There is 'no evidence' to back up claim that an 'invisible border' is possible, MPs say
16 Mar 2018
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dodgy fags
Pictures: Gardaí and Revenue have 'dismantled' Ireland's first ever illegal cigarette factory in Co Louth
15 Mar 2018
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Debts
Filmbase to go into liquidation after 32 years
15 Mar 2018
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Far East
Irish globetrotters will soon have their choice of Chinese cities to fly to
15 Mar 2018
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Colm Keaveney
Former TD comes centre stage in attempt by Denis O'Brien to name Declan Ganley in court action
13 Mar 2018
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College Green
'There's a cycling agenda here' - debate hots up ahead of planning meeting on Dublin's proposed civic plaza
12 Mar 2018
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Thinking Big
Clare Co Council looking at idea of 'autonomous cars' to address rural transport issues
11 Mar 2018
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RISKY BUSINESS
So why won't insurance companies cover your 10-year-old car?
10 Mar 2018
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to trinity and beyond
Trinity heads for another south Dublin showdown as it plans 300 more student beds
10 Mar 2018
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one more tune
Bars get green light for late drinking licence on Good Friday
9 Mar 2018
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on the cliff edge
'It's heartbreaking' - locals 'completely' reject latest state proposals to end Tory Island ferry impasse
9 Mar 2018
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no smoke without fire
Big Tobacco made €7,900 for every dead smoker in 2015, according to a new report
9 Mar 2018
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thanks for the music
'A truly sad day': NME to close print edition after 66 years
7 Mar 2018
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Public Health
A Cork Chinese and a Dublin Apache Pizza were both closed over 'rodent droppings' in the kitchen
7 Mar 2018
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resting in my account
We now know who'll be holding onto the Apple billions that are destined for Ireland
7 Mar 2018
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advertising standards
Groupon rapped on knuckles for 'misleading' exclusive beauty product deal
7 Mar 2018
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hanging up
Use the phone network iD Mobile Ireland? It's shutting up shop next month
6 Mar 2018
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Why councils will soon be fining themselves for owning vacant housing sites
3 Mar 2018
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milkmageddon
Milk crisis? Storm Emma stopped the collection of fresh stock from many dairy farms
3 Mar 2018
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feast from the east
Some supermarkets are starting to reopen but most are remaining shut until tomorrow
2 Mar 2018
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not suckin' diesel
It begins - German court rules that cities can ban diesel cars to combat air pollution
27 Feb 2018
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Mortgage Arrears
Protesters deliver a coffin to the door of PTSB, as government agrees to regulate vulture funds
27 Feb 2018
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Breadwatch
'Significant increase in bread production' as consumers pick shelves dry in anticipation of The Beast
27 Feb 2018
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logging off
The head of the only remaining National Broadband Plan bidder has suddenly resigned
27 Feb 2018
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