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Economy
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BoI and AIB to shed 3,500 jobs in redundancy plans
Bank of Ireland and AIB have announced details of their voluntary redundancy schemes, which could see up to 3,500 workers leave the banks.
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Facebook debuts on Nasdaq
Facebook has launched on the Nasdaq stock exchange in what is the biggest ever company flotation.
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IBM to open global services hub in Dublin
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British PM calls for decisive action in eurozone
The British Prime Minister David Cameron has called on eurozone countries to take decisive action to stem the debt crisis and said that he would not accept a Europe-wide financial transaction tax
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Frankfurt police arrest 400 in 'Blockupy' protests
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State asset sales will boost job creation - Howlin
Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Brendan Howlin has said that half of the total money raised by the sale of State assets will be used directly for job creation.
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IMPACT members warned of 'unrelenting pressure'
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237 jobs to be created in Galway
US multinational Merit Medical is to expand its operations in Galway with the creation of 200 jobs.
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IMF chief warns of cost of Greek euro exit
The head of the International Monetary Fund Christine Lagarde has warned of "extremely expensive" consequences if Greece leaves the eurozone.
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Moody's downgrades 16 Spanish banks
Ratings agency Moody's has cut the ratings of 16 Spanish banks by between one and three notches.
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400 jobs promised in Rehab Group recruitment drive
The Rehab Group, which provides support services and job opportunity for disabled people, has announced that it plans to recruit 750 staff in its operations over the next three years.
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Greece to hold new election after talks fail
Greece will hold new elections after politicians failed to form a government, nine days following an inconclusive vote.
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Dáil debates Fianna Fáil bill on debt advice
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Juncker rules out Greek exit from eurozone
The head of the eurozone finance ministers, Jean-Claude Juncker, has dismissed suggestions that Greece may be forced out of the euro as "nonsense and propaganda".
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Agriculture Dept rehires 59 retired inspectors
The Department of Agriculture rehired 59 veterinary inspectors after they retired earlier this year.
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Thousands protest in Europe against austerity
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Govt plan for performance management 'unworkable'
The union representing senior civil servants has described Government proposals to address performance management as "totally unworkable."
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Greece coalition fails to agree new government
Greece's politicians have failed to agree a new government, sending the country hurtling towards a new vote.
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Some NAMA properties for social housing unsuitable
Half of the two thousand properties that had been put forward by NAMA to be considered for social housing have been deemed unsuitable or have been withdrawn.
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Irish mortgage rates lower than euro area average
RTÉ's Economics Correspondent Sean Whelan analyses Central Bank figures on euro zone mortgage rates
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