en-ie-hotdailynews: 2015-02-04 Ireland Business

Central Bank calls for restraint over pay demands
Irish Times
The Central Bank has called for pay moderation, saying it would be “quite unfortunate” if competitiveness gains that were made since the crash were lost. An implicit warning from Dame Street on the clamour for pay concessions comes days after Siptu's call ...

Central Bank warns about inflated 2014 GDP figure   Irish Examiner
Irish Economy 2015: Central Bank and Moody's forecast similar growth levels ...   FinFacts Ireland
Central bank revises up Ireland's 2015 GDP growth forecast   GlobalPost
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Irish Independent
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Irish Times

Tax revenues €460m ahead of last year
Irish Times
The public finances are off to a flying start in 2015 with tax revenues in January advancing some €460 million ahead the same period last year. Exchequer figures released on Tuesday afternoon show the Exchequer is taking the benefit of the recovery in the ...

Overall tax take 12.3pc higher than last January at €4.19bn - Exchequer   Irish Independent
January tax take up 12.3% to €4.19bn   RTE.ie

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Farming classified as 'most deadly occupation' in New Zealand
Irish Independent
Published 04/02/2015 | 02:30. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Martin Ryan looks at how other countries are tackling farm safety. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. NEW ZEALAND.

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First-ever 30-year bond raises €4bn for the State
Irish Independent
Gavin McLoughlin. Published 04/02/2015 | 02:30. 0 Comments; Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. NAMA. The Government has borrowed €4bn in issuing its first ever 30-year bond. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To.
Bond and tax data a welcome surprise for Government   Irish Examiner

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Irish Independent

Tanaiste says job guarantee in IAG sale is of 'paramount importance' to ...
Irish Independent
TANAISTE Joan Burton has warned that the issue of jobs at Aer Lingus remains of "paramount importance" to the Government in its negotiations with bidder IAG. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Ms Burton has ...

Aer Lingus is more than an airline ... don't sell it   Herald.ie
Government able to discuss IAG offer under rules   Irish Times
Aer Lingus sale could boost public coffers: Ibec   Irish Examiner
Limerick Post
Belfast Newsletter
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Revenue seizes more than two million cigarettes
Irish Examiner
Irish and Northern Irish Customs officers have, in a joint operation, seized more than two million contraband cigarettes. Searches involving tobacco detection dogs in Louth and Dublin yielded over 300,000 cigarettes. While searches in Down, Tyrone and ...

Cross-Border customs raids target tobacco smuggling gang   Irish Times
Major cross-border tobacco fraud uncovered   RTE.ie
Arrests amid major tobacco fraud probe   U.TV

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Herald.ie

Rail passenger is hit with €5.5k bill for dodging fare
Herald.ie
A COMMUTER has been hit with a €5,500 bill after not paying the correct train fare to a city Dart station for eight months. Also in this section. [TICON-A VIDEO] Rory McIlroy case deferred as legal teams discuss how to 'narrow' issues · Brutal gang boss Karl ...

An Irish Rail commuter has to pay a huge fine after he got caught trying to scam ...   JOE
Rail trip ends up costing fare dodger more than €5500   Newstalk 106-108 fm

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Morning business news - February 3
RTE.ie
The global management consulting group Accenture is to create 250 new posts here between now and the end of August. The new roles will bring Accenture's work force here to 1,850 people. Alistair Blair, Country Manager for Accenture Ireland, said ...

Multinational Accenture announces 250 new jobs - for both experienced ...   Irish Independent
Accenture to create 250 jobs   Laois Nationalist

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