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As 'unprecedented' inflation bites, the gap between Irish used and new car prices is tightening
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Irish corporation tax revenues set to decline from 2023 onwards, says Donohoe
6 Jan 2022
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Ireland reports record €68.4 billion tax take for 2021 - an annual increase of almost 20%
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Supermarkets and hauliers struggling with 'higher than normal' rates of staff shortages
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'Absenteeism': Union officials hit out at use of term to describe workers out for Covid reasons
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Ibec boss warned Taoiseach that climate budget could cost economy €7.8bn a year
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Incoming cold snap looks likely to bring inflated Irish energy bills with it in early 2022
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'We can get through Omicron and overcome it' - Taoiseach
Updated 21 Dec 2021
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State to sell 15% chunk of its AIB stake over the next six months, Donohoe announces
21 Dec 2021
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Brexit drives slump in Irish imports from Britain while cross-border trade flourishes
21 Dec 2021
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Permanent TSB signs agreement to buy €7 billion of Ulster Bank mortgages and 25 branches
17 Dec 2021
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'Wild West': Private fertility sector making millions as patients left in debt
14 Dec 2021
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Irish trade and politics are being transformed by Brexit - but how? What can we expect in 2022?
12 Dec 2021
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Irish consumer prices rise 5.3% during biggest annual increase in 20 years
Updated 9 Dec 2021
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Govt says it was 'too complicated' to bring in targeted hospitality supports and instead extends EWSS
Updated 9 Dec 2021
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Minister announces €50 million boost for live entertainment with extra €3 million for pantos
8 Dec 2021
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Amazon server outage hits thousands of Disney+ and Netflix customers
8 Dec 2021
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Shop workers facing 'worrying' rise in verbal abuse from customers this Christmas
6 Dec 2021
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'We've had 3,400 cancellations in 3 weeks': Restaurants say Christmas trade has been 'decimated'
2 Dec 2021
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Varadkar says hospitality sector is 'taking a hit for the team' as he pledges continued supports
2 Dec 2021
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Bank of Ireland fined €24.5 million for IT failures that had potential 'serious' customer impact
2 Dec 2021
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Rosslare Europort had one of the busiest days in its history this month - thanks to Brexit
28 Nov 2021
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Two big power stations disconnected from the national grid on Monday night in rare 'one-off' event
24 Nov 2021
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Government to keep wage subsidy scheme levels 'under review', says minister
23 Nov 2021
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Banking review to assess mortgage pricing, savings rates and bankers' pay
23 Nov 2021
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Brexit is fuelling a boom in cross-border trade. But why? And what does it mean for the island?
23 Nov 2021
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Cost of living concerns mount as October sees largest annual jump in consumer prices since 2007
11 Nov 2021
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Elon Musk sells $5 billion of Tesla shares mostly to cover taxes, shortly after Twitter poll
11 Nov 2021
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Watchdog orders shop to refund customers who never received PS5 consoles bought last year
10 Nov 2021
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Anglo's collapse has had an outsized impact on Irish life and so will Seán FitzPatrick's legacy
9 Nov 2021
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Agriculture, Building, Transport: Here's how sectors are expected to cut emissions by 2030
4 Nov 2021
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Facebook ends facial recognition over privacy fears
2 Nov 2021
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'Concertina effect': Supply chain and shipping disruption could last 'the entirety of 2022'
1 Nov 2021
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'Supply chain bottlenecks and rising energy prices' are main threat to recovery, warns Lagarde
28 Oct 2021
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Cabinet agrees not to make €500 million payment into the country's rainy day fund
27 Oct 2021
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Brexit's impact on Dublin Port is 'clear' as cargo volumes decline
27 Oct 2021
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Back-to-work protocol updated in wake of decision to delay wide-scale office return
Updated 22 Oct 2021
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Competition watchdog launches full probe of Bank of Ireland proposal to buy KBC Bank loans
20 Oct 2021
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Full return to offices won't be possible until 'next spring', says Varadkar
Updated 19 Oct 2021
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