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Cork Pharma Company To Close With Loss Of 200 Jobs
Business

Cork pharma company to close with loss of 200 jobs
New Home Completions Down On Last Year Putting Housing Targets At Risk
Ireland

New home completions down on last year putting housing targets at risk
Lidl Gets Go Ahead For New Supermarket And Flats In Crumlin Despite Opposition
Business

Lidl gets go ahead for new supermarket and flats in Crumlin despite opposition
Revenue Surges To €78M At Dublin Airport Catering Operator Who Runs Camile Thai And Burger King
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Revenue surges to €78m at Dublin airport catering operator who runs Camile Thai and Burger King
Hairdressers Call For Restoration Of 9% Vat Rate
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Hairdressers call for restoration of 9% VAT rate
Bbc Gender Pay Gap Widens For Third Year In A Row
World

BBC gender pay gap widens for third year in a row
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Coca-Cola Raises Sales Guidance After Stronger-Than-Expected Second Quarter
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Coca-Cola raises sales guidance after stronger-than-expected second quarter
Aer Lingus Pilots Vote To Accept 17.75% Pay Rise
Ireland

Aer Lingus pilots vote to accept 17.75% pay rise
Shannon Airport Reports 8% Passenger Growth In 2024
Business

Shannon Airport reports 8% passenger growth in 2024
Elon Musk: Tesla Will Begin Using Humanoid Robots Next Year
World

Elon Musk: Tesla will begin using humanoid robots next year
Web Summit Cases To Be Heard Over Nine Weeks Starting Next March
Ireland

Web Summit cases to be heard over nine weeks starting next March
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Airlines Secure Permission To Challenge Dublin Airport Passenger Cap
Ireland

Airlines secure permission to challenge Dublin Airport passenger cap
Tapi To Buy Carpetright In Rescue Deal But More Than 1,000 Jobs Face Axe
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Tapi to buy Carpetright in rescue deal but more than 1,000 jobs face axe
Ryanair Profit Plunges As Airfares Set To Slump Over Summer
Business

Ryanair profit plunges as airfares set to slump over summer
Taoiseach Hopes For Further 'Progress' On Tax Rate Bands In Budget
Ireland

Taoiseach hopes for further 'progress' on tax rate bands in Budget
Israeli Tech Firm Ordered To Pay €35,000 To Irish Employee Fired For Calling Israel 'Terrorist State'
Ireland

Israeli tech firm ordered to pay €35,000 to Irish employee fired for calling Israel 'terrorist state'
Disneyland Workers Authorise Potential Strike Ahead Of Continued Contract Talks
World

Disneyland workers authorise potential strike ahead of continued contract talks
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