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Economy
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Creighton says 2013 market access not guaranteed
Minister of State for European Affairs Lucinda Creighton has said nobody can predict whether Ireland will need access to the European Stability Mechanism, the EU's new bailout fund.
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Noonan welcomes Hollande euro bonds proposal
Minister for Finance Michael Noonan has said he does not expect agreement on eurobonds at tomorrow's EU summit.
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IBOA to meet AIB management over job losses
The IBOA is due to meet AIB management this morning 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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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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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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Central Bank wants more done over mortgage arrears
The Central Bank has said it is not comfortable with the high level of mortgage arrears, and wants mortgage lenders to do more to tackle the issue.
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Michael Noonan sees 'hopeful signs' at G8 summit
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Marketing agency says graduates 'unemployable'
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Job losses at Largo Foods in Donegal
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Former Vita Cortex workers hoping to end sit-in
Former Vita Cortex workers in Cork are hoping to finally leave the factory building this week.
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Jamie Oliver to create jobs at Dublin restaurant
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Greek exit can be 'prevented': Schaeuble
German Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble has said Greece's exit from the eurozone can definitely be prevented but that it was up to Greece to abide by its agreements.
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Michael Noonan feta cheese comment 'flippant'
Former Greek Prime Minister George Papandreou has described comments from Finance Minister Michael Noonan about Greece as "flippant" and "simplistic".
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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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