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Sligo Cinema Worker Dismissed After Playing Wrong Matrix Movie To 'Angry' Filmgoers
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Sligo cinema worker dismissed after playing wrong Matrix movie to 'angry' filmgoers
Inflation Hits 9.1% In Largest Cost-Of-Living Squeeze Since 1980S – Cso
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Inflation hits 9.1% in largest cost-of-living squeeze since 1980s – CSO
Eu Cuts Irish Growth Forecasts And Revises Up Inflation Outlook
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EU cuts Irish growth forecasts and revises up inflation outlook
Europe’s Worst Airports For Delays And Cancellations
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Europe’s worst airports for delays and cancellations
Judge Rules On Pre-Trial Discovery Motion In Web Summit Dispute
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Judge rules on pre-trial discovery motion in Web Summit dispute
Mr Price Group To Appeal Court Decision Over Selling Groceries At Carlow/Laois Retail Park
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Mr Price group to appeal court decision over selling groceries at Carlow/Laois retail park
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Self-Insured Hotel Does Not Need Public Liability Cover For Dance Licence, Court Rules
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Self-insured hotel does not need public liability cover for dance licence, court rules
Explained: Why The Euro's Fall Below Parity Versus Dollar Matters
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Explained: Why the euro's fall below parity versus dollar matters
Euro Falls Below Parity With Dollar For First Time In Two Decades
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Euro falls below parity with dollar for first time in two decades
Elon Musk’s ‘Corporate Takeover Theatrics’ With Twitter Will Cost Him, Says Expert
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Elon Musk’s ‘corporate takeover theatrics’ with Twitter will cost him, says expert
Wetherspoon Warns Over Annual Losses Due To Hiked Wages And Slow Sales Recovery
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Wetherspoon warns over annual losses due to hiked wages and slow sales recovery
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Twitter Sues To Force Musk To Complete His Acquisition
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Twitter sues to force Musk to complete his acquisition
Court Upholds Restriction On Former Director Of Firm Linked To Cork's Wilton Shopping Centre
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Court upholds restriction on former director of firm linked to Cork's Wilton Shopping Centre
Dublin Developer Suffers Double Blow With Two Fast Track Schemes Refused
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Dublin developer suffers double blow with two fast track schemes refused
Dollar Marches Higher, Euro Teeters On Brink Of Parity
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Dollar marches higher, Euro teeters on brink of parity
Paul Costelloe Design Firm Sees Profits Increase
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Paul Costelloe design firm sees profits increase
Renewable Energy Companies Challenge Regulator's Decision Regarding Compensation
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Renewable energy companies challenge regulator's decision regarding compensation
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