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    data and security
    Clare wants to exploit its 'cool temperate climate' to become a data centre hub
    6 Nov 2017
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    Policy
    Bono and Queen Elizabeth are among the world's super rich exposed in the Paradise Papers
    6 Nov 2017
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    Policy
    The multimillion-euro project to pedestrianise College Green has hit a setback
    3 Nov 2017
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    Policy
    The multimillion-euro project to pedestrianise College Green has hit a setback
    3 Nov 2017
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    Tourism
    State funding for Dublin's St Patrick's Festival will be cut from next year
    3 Nov 2017
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    Policy
    Ireland's bank bosses warned: Sort out the tracker mess or you'll be in the firing line
    3 Nov 2017
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    Policy
    Ireland's 'unfit' corporate watchdog is about to get a major overhaul
    2 Nov 2017
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    Ireland's 'unfit' corporate watchdog is about to get a major overhaul
    2 Nov 2017
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    Tourism
    Poll: Do you think Dublin's public transport system is confusing for tourists?
    30 Oct 2017
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    Transport
    Disasters and insults are just part of the job for Ireland's aviation watchdog
    30 Oct 2017
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    Read Me
    'In 1971 homelessness was seen as a marginal problem and focused on single men'
    Justin O'Brien
    29 Oct 2017
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    Work
    These are the problems with a new scheme to help small firms keep their best staff
    29 Oct 2017
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    cathy mannion
    Disasters and insults are just part of the job for Ireland's aviation watchdog
    26 Oct 2017
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    we're gettin' old
    Demand for every kind of health service in Ireland is set to go through the roof in the next 13 years
    26 Oct 2017
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    building and property
    Here's why developers need to sell Dublin city apartments for €470,000
    24 Oct 2017
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    building and property
    Here's why developers need to sell Dublin city apartments for €470,000
    24 Oct 2017
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    Opinion
    Why it's a case of 'innovate or die' for Ireland's economy
    Martin Curley
    23 Oct 2017
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    Transport
    Disasters and insults are just part of the job for Ireland's aviation watchdog
    22 Oct 2017
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    building and property
    Dublin council chief: 'People should rent their houses instead of buying them'
    21 Oct 2017
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    building and property
    'Ireland's housing crisis is completely normal': Government's top housing adviser
    20 Oct 2017
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    building and property
    Sherry Fitzgerald is making millions, but it is worried about 'ill conceived' property initiatives
    20 Oct 2017
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    building and property
    'Ireland's housing crisis is completely normal': Government's top housing adviser
    19 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    The government's new PR guru insists he's not running a 'spin unit' for Leo Varadkar
    19 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    Finance officials have shut down Trump's claim that Ireland will cut its corporate tax rate
    17 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    From builders to sunbed salons – here are the business winners and losers from the budget
    14 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    Budget 2018 is over - here are some important things you may have missed
    14 Oct 2017
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    out of hours
    Retail manager who made derogatory remark at work party loses unfair dismissal bid
    14 Oct 2017
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    Work
    A retail manager who took part in a 'slagging culture' has lost his unfair dismissal bid
    13 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    How firms can perfect the fine art of getting TDs to change their minds
    Lucy C Cronin
    12 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    From builders to sunbed salons – here are the business winners and losers from the budget
    12 Oct 2017
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    fine print
    Budget 2018 is over - here are some important things you may have missed
    12 Oct 2017
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    Beyond the pale
    'There's a problem with Dublin. There's a danger it could self-destruct'
    12 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    Budget 2018 is over - here are some important things you may have missed
    11 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    'Giving state loans to developers will be inviting the foxes back into the henhouse'
    Peter Casey
    11 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    From builders to sunbed salons – here are the business winners and losers from the budget
    10 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    'We'll lose out on mobile investment': A missed budget opportunity for entrepreneurs
    10 Oct 2017
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    food and drink
    Fizzy drink producers will be slugged with a sugar tax next year
    10 Oct 2017
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    building and property
    Budget 2018 housing plans 'won't stop' Ireland's rising property prices
    10 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    Sunbed salons have been burnt with a tax hike
    10 Oct 2017
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    Policy
    Budget 2018: These were all the key developments as they happened
    10 Oct 2017
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