Ryanair traffic up 13% in June Irish Times Former entrepreneur of the year applies for 'arranging debtor' statusBank secures Euro6m judgment against property developerWoman claims builders failed to fix 'serious defects'Slump drives increase in court casesGrafton turnover down Euro450mEstate agents and surveyors criticise proposal to end upw...
Secretary-General to visit Myanmar later this week Modern Ghana 29 June - Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon will visit Myanmar from 3 to 4 July, at the invitation of the Government, to highlight key issues such as the need to release all political prisoners, including Nobel Peace Prize laureate and opposition leader Aung San Suu Kyi, it was announced today. | Mr. Ba...
Irish clothing company weathers the downturn Irish Times Former entrepreneur of the year applies for 'arranging debtor' statusBank secures Euro6m judgment against property developerWoman claims builders failed to fix 'serious defects'Slump drives increase in court casesGrafton turnover down Euro450mEstate ...
Ryanair traffic up 13% in June Irish Times Former entrepreneur of the year applies for 'arranging debtor' statusBank secures Euro6m judgment against property developerWoman claims builders failed to fix 'serious defects'Slump drives increase in court casesGrafton turnover down Euro450mEstate ...
I want my future back and EU is crucial to that hope Irish Times Irish voters can influence EU decisionsEarly 'Bord Snip' report may wake public up to realityCommercialisation of childhood is a badge of shameAudience still craves debate on the issuesSecuring of Lisbon guarantees shows the value of taking risksThis...
On revolutions and revelations Irish Times A Dart that goes straight to the heartA revolution in your earsThat hangdog expression is no sign of guiltPicking up the piecesSpied on by the Stasi and followed by the CrownPatriarch under pressureHILARY FANNIN | THE SATURDAY INTERVIEW: Possessed of...
The sunny side of setting up a US Laundry Shop Irish Times Cotillard's vie en rolesBecoming unhinged all over againThe Arts Working in concert for a new spaceTONY CLAYTON-LEA | Dublin band The Laundry Shop - best known for 'Highs and Lows' from the Discover Ireland ads - are off to LA to record their second ...
Balfour Beatty orders solid as Marshalls tumbles The Times | Mixed results from UK construction and property companies this morning have demonstrated the continued uncertainty within the sector. | Marshalls, the landscaping and paving company, saw its sales fall by 19 per cent in the first half of 2009. At t...
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Tesco faces strike over plan for layoffs Irish Times Orders to present audit of assets to MinistersFormer Christian Brother admits assaultsWoman abused as child by teacher to take case to EuropeInspections on care regime 'vital for c...
Wendy’s again tweaking product development The Business Review | Wendy’s spent months asking questions. | Its customers had answers. | One of the first tasks the new management of the Dublin-based fast-food chain undertook last fall was ...
Abbott opens 'off patent' sales support business Irish Times INM sells a third of its stake in Indian publisher for Euro22mECB puts euro zone interest rates on holdIFSC could become 'wasteland' without suitable financial rulesSenior banker says Hypo hid problems from boardMerkel insists on reformNo green shoot...
A Treasure Trove For Hackers Irish Times Are we witnessing the 'death of software'?When the tools of the trade take overInnovators offered chance to build own start-upsCreating a safe harbour for online surfingThe times they are a-changin' | NUMEROUS LAPTOP thefts have highlighted poor corp...
"You've written some pretty cutting things about Snow Patrol in the past. Why?" Irish Times CONOR GOODMAN | When Ticket columnist Brian Boyd wrote some less than complimentary articles about Snow Patrol, he wasn't to know that a year or two later the band's lead singer would become his editor for a week. So we threw some questions at the jo...
Environment Minister Sammy Wilson blows cold over wind power Belfast Telegraph | Six windmills the size of Blackpool Tower would have to be built per day to meet renewable energy obligations, the Environment Minister has said. | Unrealistic expectations for generating a quarter of Northern Ireland's electricity through green energy are unlikely be met by 2025, Sammy Wilson told the Assembly. | Mr Wilson has accused the Westmi...
