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One of our journalists just won a major business news award
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send over the lawyers
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Norwegian would
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5 Dec 2016
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expensive month
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potting shed
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leprechaun museum
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Pioneer
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pumpkin patch
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Taxing Issue
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Mark Little
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air amazon
Ryanair launches new package holiday service
1 Dec 2016
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Appletax
'Thousands of employees, very highly trained': Kenny pays tribute to Apple
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Hard Drive
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30 Nov 2016
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misleading labels
New rules for businesses who want to call their food 'artisan' or 'natural'
30 Nov 2016
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portability
New rules will allow you to use Netflix or Spotify unrestricted across the EU
30 Nov 2016
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i'm fired
Donald Trump is to walk away from his multi-billion dollar empire
30 Nov 2016
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first cut is the deepest
A Donegal meat plant and abattoir is being "occupied" by its former owner
29 Nov 2016
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running battle
Official verdict: 'The vast majority of consumers will not have to pay direct charges for water'
29 Nov 2016
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up up and away
Qatar Airways to launch Dublin to Doha route
28 Nov 2016
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Marketing
Paddy Power, Topaz and others stung for sending spam emails and texts
28 Nov 2016
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cookin' up a storm
8 glasses per passenger and fancy food at 35,000 feet - what it's like to chef for an airline
27 Nov 2016
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magnum pr
Top Irish PR body seeks to curb rogue 'influencers' being paid to sell products and not admitting it
27 Nov 2016
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business insights
The single most important thing you can do to negotiate better deals
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The Daily Poll
Poll: Have you started your Christmas shopping yet?
27 Nov 2016
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Tourism
The firm behind Longford's €230m holiday park expects it to be fully booked in its first year
27 Nov 2016
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fire in the desert
Why the Burning Man festival turned non-profit in a quest for immortality
26 Nov 2016
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open minded
The Central Bank's governor is 'open' to regulating crowdfunding
26 Nov 2016
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Internet
The Irish Internet Association is here to stay, what comes next is a different story
26 Nov 2016
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Facebook
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26 Nov 2016
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digital watch
Dublin ranks as one of Europe's best startup hubs - with some of the worst digital infrastructure
26 Nov 2016
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Penneys
The woman who helped build Primark reveals why the store doesn't sell online
26 Nov 2016
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angry reaction
RTÉ guts kids TV: 'How can you stand before a country and be like, give us your licence fee?'
26 Nov 2016
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equity injection
Irish-founded Stripe is worth over $9bn after a huge funding round
25 Nov 2016
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Shopping
How small online retailers can beat Amazon on Black Friday
25 Nov 2016
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off air
RTÉ staff say decision to cut children's programme making was 'bolt from the blue'
24 Nov 2016
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why so much?
'Thrown to the wolves': There's no justification for 300% price hike in car insurance, says committee
24 Nov 2016
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deepwater rig
Dublin firm hopes to strike it rich with rare multimillion oil project off Irish coast
24 Nov 2016
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the farm
European Investment Bank to invest €100 million in UCC and €70 million in Trinity
24 Nov 2016
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End of an era
RTÉ is to stop making TV shows for young people
23 Nov 2016
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here till february
Jurors at Sean FitzPatrick trial told they'll be needed until well into next year
23 Nov 2016
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