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fodder crisis
Farmers' feed costs have exploded inside a year as fallout from hot weather bites
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roundup trial
'Day of reckoning' for globally popular weedkiller Roundup as €344 million cancer trial comes to a head
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fingers burned
Only Sweden is more expensive for EU gas prices than Ireland*
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On the up
Elon Musk sends Tesla stock price soaring with a tweet
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salad days
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6 Aug 2018
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budget 2019
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6 Aug 2018
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Tourism
VAT hike for large hotels likely as minister says overcharging for rooms is ruining Ireland's rep
4 Aug 2018
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Industrial Relations
Ryanair told striking cabin crew in Portugal their actions would affect their promotion prospects
1 Aug 2018
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extras
Michael O'Leary waived his €1m bonus last year - but it's not going to hit his pocket too hard
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Careful Now
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31 Jul 2018
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Explainer
The department claims it remains on track but what's happening with the National Broadband Plan?
Updated 30 Jul 2018
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hard brexit
'Shockingly low' number of smaller businesses helped by Brexit scheme
29 Jul 2018
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FactCheck
FactCheck: Is Ireland really the most corrupt nation in the western world?
28 Jul 2018
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State of the Union
Siptu 'expels hundreds of ESB members' for allegedly transferring from another union
28 Jul 2018
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Startups and tech
An alliance of Europe's top banks has quietly based its blockchain ambitions in Dublin
28 Jul 2018
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New Jobs
Fermanagh bakery to build factory in Cavan to 'survive Brexit'
27 Jul 2018
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ryanair strike
Ryanair warns of possible redundancies, plans to cut 20% of Irish-based fleet
25 Jul 2018
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Kitchen Nightmare
Chef, sacked after threatening porter who called him a motherf**er, awarded €6,000 for unfair dismissal
24 Jul 2018
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Liam Miller
GAA to 'consider proposal' of Liam Miller tribute match organisers
24 Jul 2018
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lost de koonings
Art dealer buys storage locker full of 'junk', finds six priceless paintings
23 Jul 2018
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Turbulent Times
Ryanair issues warning about job losses amid ongoing pilot strike actions
23 Jul 2018
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Water Charges
'Nonsensical': Restaurants are fighting an EU bid to mandate free tap water for all
22 Jul 2018
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fora
Ryanair collects €1.8bn through extra charges - but it's not the king of the add-on
21 Jul 2018
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Ouch
Google just got fined a whopping €4.3 billion for its conduct regarding its Android system
18 Jul 2018
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Dispatches
Calls for fines and gardaí after undercover report about Facebook moderation in Dublin
18 Jul 2018
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Wild boars
Elon Musk has apologised to the Thai cave rescuer he insulted
18 Jul 2018
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grounded
Ryanair cancels 24 flights this Friday due to ongoing pilots' strike
17 Jul 2018
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Going Solo
Irish Water to split from Ervia within five years
16 Jul 2018
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the white hag
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14 Jul 2018
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The Daily Poll
Poll: Should the minimum wage be increased by 25% to €11.90 an hour?
14 Jul 2018
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residential tenancies
€1.6 million in rent arrears awarded to landlords in 2017
13 Jul 2018
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clontarf hospital
Clontarf Hospital lost 26% of its staff in just two years
13 Jul 2018
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the eys have it
One 'Big Four' firm is taking on 500 new staff - and more than half will be graduates
12 Jul 2018
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Property
Two green sites on either side of Dublin are going on sale for a combined €28m
11 Jul 2018
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Family Business
Sister awarded €32,000 after being unfairly sacked from her own family's jewellery company
11 Jul 2018
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INM
'A fundamental malaise at the company' - Three months later, application to investigate INM finally begins at High Court
10 Jul 2018
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mr bojo rising
From made-up quotes to Brexit votes - Boris Johnson has come a long way, and he's far from done yet
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bet he is
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7 Jul 2018
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ray hernan
Bus Éireann's chief executive is stepping down
4 Jul 2018
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My mate the m28
€220 million Cork-to-Ringaskiddy motorway gets the green light
4 Jul 2018
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