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Krispy Kreme To Open Outlet In Central Dublin This Month
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Krispy Kreme to open outlet in central Dublin this month
Minister Defends Lower Tax Rates For Highly Paid Multinational Executives
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Minister defends lower tax rates for highly paid multinational executives
Inflation Stays At 9.1% But Further Price Pressure Expected This Year
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Inflation stays at 9.1% but further price pressure expected this year
Ryanair Boss: €10 Fares To Disappear Due To Rising Fuel Prices
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Ryanair boss: €10 fares to disappear due to rising fuel prices
European Supermarkets Turn Off Lights And Cut Opening Hours To Save Energy
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European supermarkets turn off lights and cut opening hours to save energy
Donohoe Avoids Committing To Figure For One-Off Cost-Of-Living Package
Ireland

Donohoe avoids committing to figure for one-off cost-of-living package
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Dublin-Based Aircraft Lessors Among Firms Hit By Russia’s $10Bn Plane Seizure
Ireland

Dublin-based aircraft lessors among firms hit by Russia’s $10bn plane seizure
Primark To Reopen Flagship Belfast Store Four Years After It Was Destroyed By Fire
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Primark to reopen flagship Belfast store four years after it was destroyed by fire
Tax Strategy Papers: 30% Rate Could Save Middle Earners €1,000 A Year
Ireland

Tax strategy papers: 30% rate could save middle earners €1,000 a year
Irish Mortgage Rates Remain Second Highest In The Euro Zone
Ireland

Irish mortgage rates remain second highest in the euro zone
Elon Musk Sells $6.9 Billion In Tesla Shares Ahead Of Twitter Fight
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Elon Musk sells $6.9 billion in Tesla shares ahead of Twitter fight
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Online Spending Falls By 17% In Second Quarter Of Year
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Online spending falls by 17% in second quarter of year
More Than Half Of Businesses Hit By Increased Regulatory Burden Due To Brexit
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More than half of businesses hit by increased regulatory burden due to Brexit
Live Register Total Down Slightly In July To 183,300 People
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Live Register total down slightly in July to 183,300 people
Small Fashion Firm Wins Tribunal Against Zara Over 'Identical Brand' Claims
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Small fashion firm wins tribunal against Zara over 'identical brand' claims
Japan Tech Giant Softbank Posts $23Bn Quarterly Loss
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Japan tech giant SoftBank posts $23bn quarterly loss
Ireland Experiencing 'Brain Gain' As Workers Flock From Abroad
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Ireland experiencing 'brain gain' as workers flock from abroad
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