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Economy
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Adams criticises Government at Sinn Féin Ard Fheis
Sinn Féin leader Gerry Adams has told the closing session of his party's Ard Fheis in Killarney that Government policies were entrenching austerity and forcing a generation to emigrate.
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EU officials say 'no question' of treaty changes
European Union officials have confirmed that there will be no change to the text of the fiscal treaty.
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SVP received almost 90,000 calls in 2011
The Society of St Vincent de Paul received almost 90,000 calls from people looking for help last year.
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New hotel to create 100 jobs in Dublin
One hundred jobs are to be created in the hospitality sector with the opening of a new hotel in Dublin early next year.
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Crowds greet Vita Cortex workers as protest ends
The five-month sit-in by former workers at the Vita Cortex manufacturing plant in Cork has ended.
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Mandate members struggling to cope in recession
Mandate has said that around a third of its members are finding it difficult to feed and clothe their families.
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New figures suggest rise in mortgage arrears
The Central Bank has issued figures that suggest that one in ten mortgages is in arrears of more than 90 days.
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Support for Greece to remain in the eurozone
European Union leaders have re-iterated that they want Greece to hold onto the euro, as long as it honours its commitments to fiscal consolidation and structural reforms.
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Intel secures development to produce new gen chip
Intel's plant in Leixlip, Co Kildare, is one of three worldwide that the company has chosen to produce its future generation of chips.
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Gift voucher company to create 70 jobs in Dublin
Gift voucher company Smartbox is to create 70 new jobs in Dublin.
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Eurobonds are 'worth exploring', says Taoiseach
The Taoiseach has described eurobonds as an idea "worth exploring", but has ruled out a eurozone financial transaction tax if it disadvantaged the Irish economy.
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Geert Wilders seeks to postpone ESM ratification
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Donors pledge over €3bn in aid to Yemen
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NAMA to invest €2bn over the next four years
The National Asset Management Agency has announced proposals to invest €2bn in Ireland over the next four years.
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Creighton says 2013 market access not guaranteed
Minister of State for European Affairs Lucinda Creighton says nobody can predict whether Ireland will need access to the European Stability Mechanism.
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Govt failed to deal with mortgage crisis - Martin
Fianna Fáil leader Micheál Martin has told the Dáil that the Government has failed to deal with the mortgage crisis.
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Farm incomes rose by 32% in 2011 - Teagasc
Farm incomes rose last year by 32%, according to the State farm body Teagasc.
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Noonan welcomes Hollande euro bonds proposal
Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has said he does not expect agreement on euro bonds at tomorrow's EU summit.
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IBOA meets AIB management over job losses
The IBOA met AIB management today to discuss plans for voluntary redundancies and early retirement schemes that will see 2,500 people leave the bank's workforce.
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Vita Cortex begins transferring redundancy sums
The owner of the Vita Cortex plant in Cork has begun to transfer redundancy payments into the bank accounts of former staff.
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Prof. Joe Haslam discusses the suspension of Bankia SA shares
Prof. Joe Haslam of IE Business School discusses the suspension of Bankia SA shares on the News At One.
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Drivetime looks at the impact of mortgage arrears
Sociologist Dr. Mary Murphy and Brendan Burgess of askaboutmoney.com talk to Philip Boucher Hayes about the fact that one-in-ten residential mortgages are in arrears.
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Morning Ireland
Fianna Fáil's Sean Fleming says that there are gaps in the Office of the Comptroller and Auditor General's report on NAMA.
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Drivetime
Brian Finn has more on euro zone citizens wanting to stay in the Euro
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New research and innovation centre launched in Kilkenny
Morning Ireland heard about a joint initiative between Waterford Institute of Technology (WIT), Institute of Technology Carlow (ITC) and the Kilkenny Local Authorities "Invest Kilkenny" campaign.
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Morning Ireland
Tomás Ó Síocháin talks to NAMA Chairman Frank Daly about the agency's €2 billion investment in the country's construction sector
Stocks & Shares
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Fiscal treaty explained (Part 2)
Mr Justice Kevin Feeney outlines on Morning Ireland what the Fiscal treaty is all about.
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NAMA facing challenges
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Large number of homes being repossessed
David Murphy reports on the large number of homes being repossessed.
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Over 140 jobs announced in the seafood industry