Irish Independent
BoI boss tells Noonan: 'We won't cut our variable rate'
Irish Independent
Bank of Ireland has ruled out the prospect of cutting its standard variable interest rates following a meeting between its chief executive Richie Boucher and Finance Minister Michael Noonan. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To.
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Bank of Ireland has ruled out the prospect of cutting its standard variable interest rates following a meeting between its chief executive Richie Boucher and Finance Minister Michael Noonan. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To.
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Lovely hurling as helmet firm enjoys profit rise
Irish Independent
The sportswear firm that supplies helmets to many of the country's top hurlers enjoyed an €182,000 increase in profits last year. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. This weekend heralds the start of the hurling ...
Cork-based sportswear firm sees €182k hike in profits last yearIrish Examiner
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Irish Independent
The sportswear firm that supplies helmets to many of the country's top hurlers enjoyed an €182,000 increase in profits last year. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. This weekend heralds the start of the hurling ...
Cork-based sportswear firm sees €182k hike in profits last year
RTE.ie
Dunnes Stores staff at work despite Gorey closure
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Dunnes Stores staff who are members of the trade union Mandate went to work as rostered this weekend, even though the Dunnes branch in Gorey Shopping Centre remains closed. The decision was taken by workers at a meeting last night. The company ...
Dunnes Stores workers in Gorey turn up for work despite store closureNewstalk 106-108 fm
Dunnes Stores workers in Gorey are planning on going to work this weekendYahoo News UK
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RTE.ie
Dunnes Stores staff who are members of the trade union Mandate went to work as rostered this weekend, even though the Dunnes branch in Gorey Shopping Centre remains closed. The decision was taken by workers at a meeting last night. The company ...
Dunnes Stores workers in Gorey turn up for work despite store closure
Dunnes Stores workers in Gorey are planning on going to work this weekend
Irish Independent
Three-month delay in billing has cost the taxpayer €68m
Irish Independent
The Government's decision to defer the introduction of water charges for three months until January this year cost the taxpayer €68m. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. A letter released by the water regulator shows ...
Tens of thousands to get wrong water billsIrish Examiner
100000 households to receive incorrect water billsNewstalk 106-108 fm
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Irish Independent
The Government's decision to defer the introduction of water charges for three months until January this year cost the taxpayer €68m. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. A letter released by the water regulator shows ...
Tens of thousands to get wrong water bills
100000 households to receive incorrect water bills
Irish Independent
European markets unchanged as Vodafone shares jump 5pc
Irish Independent
European markets remained largely unchanged yesterday after posting a weekly gain that was the biggest since last month. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. For many retail Irish investors, at least some of the ...
Vodafone investors want £120bn Liberty dealYahoo Finance UK
Vodafone should split Vodacom from EuropeBusinessTech
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Irish Independent
European markets remained largely unchanged yesterday after posting a weekly gain that was the biggest since last month. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. For many retail Irish investors, at least some of the ...
Vodafone investors want £120bn Liberty deal
Vodafone should split Vodacom from Europe
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Rural business in for rough ride with broadband plan
Irish Independent
If you're reading this in a rural area, there is a high chance that your only available broadband service is a fixed wireless one, the kind that involves an aerial on your roof pointing towards a hilltop mast.
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Irish Independent
If you're reading this in a rural area, there is a high chance that your only available broadband service is a fixed wireless one, the kind that involves an aerial on your roof pointing towards a hilltop mast.
Irish Independent
Our strong growth in jobs looks set to continue
Irish Independent
The turnaround in the labour market since the middle of 2012 has been stronger than any forecaster predicted, and one of the strongest in the rich world. Very rapid employment growth in 2013, along with a slightly more modest increase last year, boosted the ...
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Irish Independent
The turnaround in the labour market since the middle of 2012 has been stronger than any forecaster predicted, and one of the strongest in the rich world. Very rapid employment growth in 2013, along with a slightly more modest increase last year, boosted the ...
Irish Independent
Eircom is back in play as shareholders show fatigue
Irish Independent
Eircom is back. Back in play that is. The former state company may have rejected a "credible" offer of up to €3.3bn but expect another run at this one. You don't kick the tyres on a €3bn business only to walk away at first refusal. Anchorage Capital, a major US ...
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Irish Independent
Eircom is back. Back in play that is. The former state company may have rejected a "credible" offer of up to €3.3bn but expect another run at this one. You don't kick the tyres on a €3bn business only to walk away at first refusal. Anchorage Capital, a major US ...
Stuff.co.nz
France bans supermarkets from throwing away edible food
Stuff.co.nz
Countries everywhere - especially developed ones - throw out more food each year than is needed to feed every hungry mouth around the world. Leave it to France to lead the way again in the food world. In an effort to stop food waste, which accounts for ...
UPDATE 1-Large French supermarkets face ban on throwing away foodReuters
France to force big supermarkets to give unsold food to charitiesThe Guardian
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Stuff.co.nz
Countries everywhere - especially developed ones - throw out more food each year than is needed to feed every hungry mouth around the world. Leave it to France to lead the way again in the food world. In an effort to stop food waste, which accounts for ...
UPDATE 1-Large French supermarkets face ban on throwing away food
France to force big supermarkets to give unsold food to charities
Irish Examiner
Banks see misconduct bill rise to €213bn
Irish Examiner
Twenty of the world's biggest banks have paid more than $235bn (€213bn) in fines and compensation in the last seven years for a litany of misdeeds that has scarred the industry and is delaying its rehabilitation. The scale of the payouts, equivalent to the ...
Misconduct bill tops $235 bln as banks struggle to shake off past sinsReuters
Misconduct bill tops $235 billion as banks struggle to shake off past sinsInteractive Investor
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Irish Examiner
Twenty of the world's biggest banks have paid more than $235bn (€213bn) in fines and compensation in the last seven years for a litany of misdeeds that has scarred the industry and is delaying its rehabilitation. The scale of the payouts, equivalent to the ...
Misconduct bill tops $235 bln as banks struggle to shake off past sins
Misconduct bill tops $235 billion as banks struggle to shake off past sins
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