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Fuel prices move higher again in December

Fuel prices increased again this month, the latest AA Ireland Fuel Survey reveals. Petrol prices rose by a cent to ...
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Just a fraction of fines imposed by DPC collected so far

Just a tiny fraction of the €3.26 billion in fines levied by the Data Protection Commission (DPC) over the past ...
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1,076 jobs saved due to SCARP over past three years

Over 1,000 jobs have been saved through the Small Company Administrative Rescue Process (SCARP) since it was launched three years ...
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An Post vows to clear backlog of parcels after storm delays

An Post expects to receive around 350,000 parcels from the UK over the next 24 hours after Holyhead Port’s closure ...
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Annual inflation rate rises to 1% in November from 0.7% in October – CSO

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that consumer prices rose by 1% in November compared to the same ...
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ECB cuts rates again, keeps door open to further cuts

The European Central Bank cut interest rates for the fourth time this year today, by quarter of a percentage point, ...
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Demand for green skills in Ireland growing at twice the global average

Demand for green talent in Ireland grew by over 22.1% last year, well above the global average of 11.6%, according ...
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ECB set to cut interest rates for fourth time this year

Interest rates are expected to be cut by 0.25% by the European Central Bank today. If a reduction is announced ...
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House prices overvalued by 8-10%, ESRI warns in latest economic update

Irish property prices are overvalued by 8% to 10%, according to the Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) in its ...
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