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Hopes rise for Greek deal this week
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Greece has finally offered economic reforms that creditors consider closer to being acceptable, giving Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras a few days to clinch a deal that might stop the country leaving the euro.
Lenders grant beleaguered Greece two-day reprieveIrish Times
Fresh Greek offering brings cheer, could be a step forward, not final dealEconomic Times
Optimism for an Agreement on Greek Debt, but Not for Long-Term StabilityNew York Times
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Irish Independent
Greece has finally offered economic reforms that creditors consider closer to being acceptable, giving Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras a few days to clinch a deal that might stop the country leaving the euro.
Lenders grant beleaguered Greece two-day reprieve
Fresh Greek offering brings cheer, could be a step forward, not final deal
Optimism for an Agreement on Greek Debt, but Not for Long-Term Stability
Irish Independent
Public sector wage increases should be gradual, says IMF
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Public sector wage increases should be gradual and efficiency gains should continue, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has signalled. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. And the global lender said the ...
IMF wants harsher budget cuts to lower deficitIrish Examiner
IMF warns Government over proposed budget adjustmentIrish Times
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Public sector wage increases should be gradual and efficiency gains should continue, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) has signalled. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. And the global lender said the ...
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Public sector wage growth should be gradual - IMF
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RSA says it will appeal €1.25m tribunal award to former boss
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The country's largest insurer of homes and cars said it plans to appeal a huge award won by its former chief executive in an employment tribunal. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Philip Smith, who was chief ...
RSA to appeal €1.25m award to former CEO Philip SmithIrish Times
Former insurance boss gets €1.25m for unfair dismissalIrish Examiner
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The country's largest insurer of homes and cars said it plans to appeal a huge award won by its former chief executive in an employment tribunal. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. Philip Smith, who was chief ...
RSA to appeal €1.25m award to former CEO Philip Smith
Former insurance boss gets €1.25m for unfair dismissal
RSA's Irish 'fall guy' wins €1.25m damages
Irish Examiner
Burden on first time buyers
Irish Examiner
First-time buyers bear a greater burden of the costs arising from mortgage lending restrictions despite being 30% less likely to default on their loans than other homeowners. Research by the Central Bank shows first-time buyers are far less likely to default on ...
First-time buyers 30% less likely to default than those trading upIrish Times
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First-time buyers bear a greater burden of the costs arising from mortgage lending restrictions despite being 30% less likely to default on their loans than other homeowners. Research by the Central Bank shows first-time buyers are far less likely to default on ...
First-time buyers 30% less likely to default than those trading up
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North's biggest employer Moy Park sold in $1.5bn deal
Irish Independent
Northern Ireland's biggest employer Moy Park has been sold for $1.5bn (€1.36bn) to Brazilian food group JBS. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The UK's biggest poultry producer, which has its headquarters in ...
Moy Park sold to world's biggest meatpacker in €1.32bn dealIrish Times
Moy Park changes hands in €1.3bn takeover dealIrish Examiner
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Northern Ireland's biggest employer Moy Park has been sold for $1.5bn (€1.36bn) to Brazilian food group JBS. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. The UK's biggest poultry producer, which has its headquarters in ...
Moy Park sold to world's biggest meatpacker in €1.32bn deal
Moy Park changes hands in €1.3bn takeover deal
Marfrig bonds rally on Moy Park sale to rival JBS
Irish Examiner
Drilling to begin at Lansdowne asset
Irish Examiner
Ireland's exploration sector is set to receive a timely boost, with drilling primed to begin at one of Lansdowne Oil & Gas' Celtic Sea assets in August. Such a move would come a month before the close of the Government's Atlantic Margin licensing round, ...
Lansdowne Oil & Gas: Midleton Prospect Well to be Drilled in AugustRigzone
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Irish Examiner
Ireland's exploration sector is set to receive a timely boost, with drilling primed to begin at one of Lansdowne Oil & Gas' Celtic Sea assets in August. Such a move would come a month before the close of the Government's Atlantic Margin licensing round, ...
Lansdowne Oil & Gas: Midleton Prospect Well to be Drilled in August
Oil & Gas Sector: Lansdowne jumps on expected start of Midleton drilling
Cantor retains 'buy' recommendation on Lansdowne Oil & Gas
Irish Examiner
Restaurateurs seek 'sunshine tax' cut
Irish Examiner
Restaurateurs have hit out at Dublin City Council for raking in a “sunshine tax” on outdoor tables and chairs. Figures released by the Restaurant Association of Ireland show the local authority made over €450,00 from outdoor seating charges last year.
Restauranteurs criticise fees for al fresco diningIrish Times
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Irish Examiner
Restaurateurs have hit out at Dublin City Council for raking in a “sunshine tax” on outdoor tables and chairs. Figures released by the Restaurant Association of Ireland show the local authority made over €450,00 from outdoor seating charges last year.
Restauranteurs criticise fees for al fresco dining
'€500k sunshine tax on outdoor seating ludicrous', say owners
Call to cut fees for outdoor tables in Dublin
Irish Independent
Tullow Oil 'happy' over €220m settlement
Irish Independent
Tullow said it had been given an exemption from capital-gains tax on one of Open Gallery 1 Tullow said it had been given an exemption from capital-gains tax on one of the blocks by a previous minister of energy. Irish-listed oil explorer Tullow Oil said that it is ...
Tullow agrees $250m settlement to wrap up Ugandan tax disputeCity A.M.
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Irish Independent
Tullow said it had been given an exemption from capital-gains tax on one of Open Gallery 1 Tullow said it had been given an exemption from capital-gains tax on one of the blocks by a previous minister of energy. Irish-listed oil explorer Tullow Oil said that it is ...
Tullow agrees $250m settlement to wrap up Ugandan tax dispute
Tullow pays $250m to settle Uganda tax dispute
Tullow agrees $250m settlement with Ugandan government
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Four telecoms firms ordered to clarify contract cancellation rights
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A number of telecoms companies have not been properly notifying customers of their right to cancel contracts entered into online or over the phone, according to the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission. Compliance notices have been issued ...
Watchdog slaps top telecoms on the wristIrish Examiner
Action taken against Eircom, Meteor, Three and UPCIrish Times
Consumer watchdog slams telcos for making it hard to leave contractsSiliconrepublic.com
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A number of telecoms companies have not been properly notifying customers of their right to cancel contracts entered into online or over the phone, according to the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission. Compliance notices have been issued ...
Watchdog slaps top telecoms on the wrist
Action taken against Eircom, Meteor, Three and UPC
Consumer watchdog slams telcos for making it hard to leave contracts
Irish Independent
Holiday prices fall over Greek economic uncertainty
Irish Independent
The looming threat of a Greek exit from the eurozone has led to Irish tour operators dropping their prices to unload unsold package holidays. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. "Since the end of last week, customers ...
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The looming threat of a Greek exit from the eurozone has led to Irish tour operators dropping their prices to unload unsold package holidays. Ads by Google. Share. Facebook · Twitter · Google · Email. Go To. Comments. "Since the end of last week, customers ...
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