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Un Chief Criticises ‘Grotesque Greed’ Of Oil And Gas Companies
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UN chief criticises ‘grotesque greed’ of oil and gas companies
O'neills Forecast 15% Drop In Shirt Sales Due To Condensed All-Ireland
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O'Neills forecast 15% drop in shirt sales due to condensed All-Ireland
Retail Spending In Dublin Grows In Q2 Despite Inflation Pressures
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Retail spending in Dublin grows in Q2 despite inflation pressures
Medical Technology Company To Create 600 New Jobs In Cork
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Medical technology company to create 600 new jobs in Cork
Brennan's Bakery Successfully Fights Off Plan For 12-Storey 'Build To Rent' Scheme
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Brennan's Bakery successfully fights off plan for 12-storey 'build to rent' scheme
Pre-Tax Profits Down 20% At Denis Brosnan's Bloodstock Firm
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Pre-tax profits down 20% at Denis Brosnan's bloodstock firm
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Almost £7 Billion In Profits 'Obscene' As Bills Soar, Bp Told
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Almost £7 billion in profits 'obscene' as bills soar, BP told
New Car Market Down 17.3% In July Amid Calls To Retain Supports For Electric Vehicles
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New car market down 17.3% in July amid calls to retain supports for electric vehicles
Japanese Truck Maker Hino Says Emissions Data Was Faked For Nearly 20 Years
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Japanese truck maker Hino says emissions data was faked for nearly 20 years
One In Five Nightclubs In Britain Closed In Past Three Years, Says Trade Body
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One in five nightclubs in Britain closed in past three years, says trade body
Court Refuses To Grant Injunction Over Purchase Of Co Mayo Retail Units
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Court refuses to grant injunction over purchase of Co Mayo retail units
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Vodafone Criticised For 'Mean-Spirited' Decision To Cancel Free Calls For Ukrainian Refugees
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Vodafone criticised for 'mean-spirited' decision to cancel free calls for Ukrainian refugees
‘We Got It Wrong’: Aib Chief Says Bank Will Not Revisit Cashless Plans
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‘We got it wrong’: AIB chief says bank will not revisit cashless plans
Aer Lingus Owner Iag Back In Profit For First Time Since Start Of Pandemic
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Aer Lingus owner IAG back in profit for first time since start of pandemic
Volume Of Retail Sales Down 1.3% In June Amid Rising Inflation
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Volume of retail sales down 1.3% in June amid rising inflation
Nestle Becomes Latest Food Firm To Push Prices Higher For Shoppers
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Nestle becomes latest food firm to push prices higher for shoppers
More Than 50% Increase In New Housing Completions - Cso
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More than 50% increase in new housing completions - CSO