21:56 The Labour Court has recommended that Aer Lingus inject a once-off lump sum of €110 million to help plug the €750 million deficit in the joint Aer Lingus/DAA pension scheme.
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24 May The Irish Hotels Federation expects almost a third of the €6.7 billion debt owed by Ireland's hotels will be written off.
24 May German business confidence rebounded this month in an unexpectedly strong showing that sends a hopeful signal for more robust growth in Europe's biggest economy.
24 May The Central Bank was warned about potential design and copyright problems before it issued the flawed €10 James Joyce commemorative silver coin last month.
24 May Ireland will outline a programme of regular bond auctions later this year, the NTMA's chief economist said today.
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24 May AIB has agreed to postpone the closure of its defined benefit pension scheme after the Labour Court sought details on the technical aspects of the bank's plan.
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24 May US orders for long-lasting manufactured goods rebounded in April, buoyed by more demand for military and civilian aircraft and an increase in business investment.
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