21:54 Legislation to establish a framework for Oireachtas inquiries will allow witnesses recoup legal costs if their good name is called into question.
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Seán Whelan, Economics Correspondent
David Murphy, Business Editor
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17 May European car sales grew in April for the first time since September 2011, ending 18 consecutive months of decline.
17 May Greece's deep, six-year recession is likely to end in 2014, but unemployment will remain above 20% for another three years, the European Commission predicts.
17 May Shares in Lloyds Banking Group rose above the level which the UK government regards as its break-even price following its £20.5 billion rescue of the bank.
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17 May Facebook's head of privacy has warned that a new EU data privacy directive will be a significant regulatory step that will determine Europe's future as an innovation economy.
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17 May Financial services provider IFG Group said it continues to make progress ''driven by sound business fundamentals''.
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17 May Irish companies who took part in this week's Enterprise Ireland trade mission to the Czech Republic and Poland have secured new contracts with a potential value of €17m.
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