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February 23, 2013 by David Murphy
By David Murphy, Business Editor in Madrid The Spanish crash has parallels with Ireland’s economic collapse. Banks in both countries funded a misguided building boom, the lenders were bailed out and the construction sector imploded. Now unemployment is a huge … Continue reading
February 11, 2013 by David Murphy
By David Murphy, Business Editor During Mike Aynsley’s tenure as boss of IBRC, formerly Anglo Irish Bank, he pulled off a few feats. One was to shrink the bank’s loan book from €100 billion to €15 billion, another was to … Continue reading
February 5, 2013 by Seán Whelan
by Seán Whelan, Economics Correspondent Back in the early part of the last decade, Peer Steinbruck was prime minister of NorthRhein-Westphalia. He visited Dublin in an official capacity, as part of a roadshow, touting NRW state bonds to investors … Continue reading
The first bottom-fermented beer - Pilsner - was brewed 170 years ago. World Report's Rob Cameron on his love/hate relationship with it
Oxford Dictionaries has crowned 'omnishambles', which was coined on a satirical British television programme, as its word of the year
In the latest part of the Ambassador series, Cormac Ó hEadhra interviews Denmark's Ambassador to Ireland
The National Roads Authority says the most dangerous bends in the country are to be made safer
Petrel Resources claims there could be over one billion barrels of oil off the south-west coast of Ireland
