Irish inflation soared to 6.9% in March, EU says
Energy remains the dominant driving force in rising prices across euro zone, followed by food, alcohol and tobacco
Hundreds of jobs in jeopardy as receivers take control of Roadbridge
Concerns for the company, which could owe at least €40m, had been growing
Rent inflation, resurgent consumer spending and cryptocurrencies
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Irish economy set to generate 167,000 jobs over next two years
Central Bank reports strong rebound in economy but warns on inflationary pressure
Covid isolation measures could be relaxed to ease pressure on health systems, ECDC says
European centre issues updated guidelines as Omicron wave creates staffing issues
Number of people in receipt of PUP up 16% in past fortnight
Government is also dealing with high level of applications for enhanced illness benefit
Barryroe uncertainties can be reduced by more drilling, review finds
Providence Resources strategic review says lease undertaking at site is key to viability
‘Unprecedented’ collapse seen in supply of rental accommodation, report says
Simon Communities study finds 79% fall in properties available for HAP recipients
Bumper tax receipts, AIB on track to pay dividend and low LPT returns
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Breakfast cereal nutrition labels ‘cannot be totally relied on’, FSAI says
New report by food safety authority says the labels should be ‘fact-checked’ regularly
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Electricity blackouts, air travel still down, and tax-free pension lump sums
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Aer Lingus may seek second State loan as it records €192m operating loss
IAG interim results show passenger revenue during six months to June 30th slid to €33m
Divorce applications rise by nearly a third in wake of new legislation
Lawyer says increase not a pandemic effect but the result of new, shorter waiting time
Delta variant could do ‘significant damage’ in partially vaccinated population, Nolan says
Prof Philip Nolan outlines modelling behind advice that led to postponed reopening
Fine Gael’s Daniel Butler elected mayor of Limerick city and county
Councillor says he wants to be a mayor for ‘all of the people of Limerick’
Kildare-based businessman Noel Furlong dies aged 83
Furlong was prominent in horse racing industry, and won World Series of Poker event
Aer Lingus’s Shannon cuts, housing supply risks, and price inflation
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Davy bids top €475m, Prepaid faces investigation, and Aer Lingus cuts
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JWT’s demise, chef ‘Gaz’ Smith expands Michael’s, and banks advice not ‘free’
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Ardonagh Group announces first US acquisition
Takeover of Arachas described as ‘an extraordinary transaction’
Four walk-in Covid-19 testing centres open today
Facilities aimed at asymptomatic cases but HSE official says people with symptoms used Tullamore centre
High Irish mortgage rates, Ifac’s budget access, and the cost of having a baby
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Schools welcome decision to close until January 11th
Cabinet moves to delay reopening after 21 clusters reported during seven days
Fall in mortgage drawdowns, Brexit threat to services, and advice on your pension
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Hundreds clash in violent exchanges at Dublin protest
Protest by anti-mask, anti-lockdown groups, including right-wing National Party took place outside Leinster House
How to identify and develop soft skills in a pandemic
Soft skills you pick up along the way can help you to be an effective team member
'The day of the water cooler chat is gone'
Tips for remote working: your first day in your new job could be in your own home
How to get ready for a graduate scheme
Employers will want to know how you deal with obstacles to see how resilient you are
How to prepare for an interview in the Covid era
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‘It’s about being agile with your qualifications’
Further Education Colleges seeing greater interest in pandemic-related courses
‘It gave me the opportunity to break down barriers’ - Eileen Flynn
Further Education: Newly appointed senator says a piece of paper is no proof of anyone’s ability to make a success of themselves
New PTSB chief cuts mortgage rates as Avantcard eyes market
Lender also narrows gap favouring new borrowers over existing customers
Coronavirus: Two more deaths confirmed as ‘R rate’ rises above 1
An additional 96 outbreaks in private households were reported in the week to last Sunday
Pension age warning, flight cuts and a big day for the Apple tax case
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Coronavirus: Three more deaths, six new cases confirmed in Republic
Up to 90% compliance over mandatory wearing of face masks on public transport
Ryanair to process all Covid-19 refunds within 10 weeks, Michael O’Leary says
Airline boss criticises British government’s plans for quarantine period for travellers
Meat plants deemed unsafe due to coronavirus will be shut – Creed
If closure deemed necessary by experts ‘then that is what should happen and will happen’
Government is ready to bail out CIÉ if necessary, Shane Ross says
Minister for Transport also asserts there are no plans for State to buy a stake in Aer Lingus
Law firm pay cuts, takeaway pints, and Irish biopharma groups and Covid-19
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Coronavirus: Eight residents in Co Laois psychiatric centre die from Covid-19
Two healthcare workers in Kilkenny hospital die from coronavirus
Rescue 116: Crash report findings to be re-examined
Review board to be established for investigation after application by interested party
Nama set to begin transferring €2bn to the exchequer
Agency announces it has redeemed the outstanding €1.06bn of subordinated debt
Staying healthy during the best days of your life
While some colleges are seeing increased demand for health care, students are also becoming more active
Universities see shift towards physical activity and wellbeing
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Why corporate social responsibility is a core element for some businesses
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Kingspan eyes acquisitions as trading profit grows to €230m
Company says ‘seismic transformations’ required to address issue of climate change
Budgeting for your college experience
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Clare-based satellite system for aircraft gives rescuers global coverage
New technology monitors aircraft location with GPS, as radar covers just 30% of globe
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