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Electric Ireland Says Keypad Fault May Not Be Resolved Until Middle Of Week
Ireland

Electric Ireland says keypad fault may not be resolved until middle of week
Manufacturing Activity Grows For First Time In Six Months, Survey Shows
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Manufacturing activity grows for first time in six months, survey shows
Domestic Economy Returns To Solid Growth, New Figures Show
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Domestic economy returns to solid growth, new figures show
Energia To Cut Gas And Electricity Prices By Up To 20%
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Energia to cut gas and electricity prices by up to 20%
Premier League’s £2Bn Transfer Window Shows Incredible Pace Of Growth, Deloitte Says
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Premier League’s £2bn transfer window shows incredible pace of growth, Deloitte says
Two Lamborghinis And A Ferrari Among 112,000 New Cars Registered In Ireland As Sales Surge
Ireland

Two Lamborghinis and a Ferrari among 112,000 new cars registered in Ireland as sales surge
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Aib And Ebs Raise Interest Rates For Savers To 3%
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AIB and EBS raise interest rates for savers to 3%
Fuel Price Hikes Could Lead To 'Fuel Tourism' Costing Irish Economy €230M
Ireland

Fuel price hikes could lead to 'fuel tourism' costing Irish economy €230m
Ifa Seeks Clarity Over Levy On Precast Concrete Products
Ireland

IFA seeks clarity over levy on precast concrete products
Vat On Hotels And Restaurants Returns To 13.5%
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VAT on hotels and restaurants returns to 13.5%
Elon Musk Says X Will Have Voice And Video Calls And Updates Privacy Policy
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Elon Musk says X will have voice and video calls and updates privacy policy
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Union Denies Claims Of Unlawful Picketing Outside Tipperary-Based Glass Processing Company
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Union denies claims of unlawful picketing outside Tipperary-based glass processing company
Euro Zone Inflation Proves Stubborn, Raising Risk Of Further Interest Rate Hikes
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Euro zone inflation proves stubborn, raising risk of further interest rate hikes
Microsoft To Stop Packaging Teams With Office To Head Off Eu Anti-Trust Action
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Microsoft to stop packaging Teams with Office to head off EU anti-trust action
Company Owned By Peter Casey Ordered To Pay €3,000 In Unfair Dismissal Case
Ireland

Company owned by Peter Casey ordered to pay €3,000 in unfair dismissal case
Penneys Completes €10M Refurbishment Of Its First Ever Store On Mary Street
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Penneys completes €10m refurbishment of its first ever store on Mary Street
Petrol And Diesel Prices To Rise From Friday As Government Increases Excise Duty
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Petrol and diesel prices to rise from Friday as Government increases excise duty