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waxing not waning
There were loads more Brazilians in Ireland last year... And here's why*
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don't stress
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pricey pads
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Gingerbread men and candy canes
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Lidl Wooden Christmas Train
A decoration that will delight the kids in the house
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Kickstarter is live for Irish projects so now you can support this teenage bounty hunter
21 Oct 2014
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taking a shot
Ireland-based pharma firm's €43b merger is off, but it could get a Botox injection instead
21 Oct 2014
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pricey wheels
Car buyers will pay €1 billion in tax this year to get their vehicles on the road
21 Oct 2014
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padded out
Apple is offloading heaps of iPhones, but is the iPad's day done?
21 Oct 2014
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Baby Steps
Creative crowdfunding site Fund It has raised €3 million for projects like this
20 Oct 2014
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big landlord
Ireland's first real estate trust is now making nearly €53m a year in rent
20 Oct 2014
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Equality Tribunal
Chinese pub worker gets €10,000 payout for sex and race discrimination
20 Oct 2014
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get googley
These are the questions you need to answer to get a job with Google (and others)
18 Oct 2014
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the money trail
Is Ireland really 'the best small country in the world in which to do business'?
18 Oct 2014
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inbox me
The Briefcase: Big pharma, the price of power and a little thing called the Budget
17 Oct 2014
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Office space
Think Dublin is an expensive place to set up shop? It's going to get much worse
17 Oct 2014
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softer performance
Multinationals were worth less to the Irish economy last year as the Viagra effect wore off
16 Oct 2014
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spirited away
They're offloading more premium drinks, but Guinness brewer Diageo has still taken a hit
16 Oct 2014
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No deal
Massive merger between US and Dublin-based big pharma outfits looks dead in the water
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what about the craic?
Ireland ranks roughly between Poland and Colombia as a desirable place to work
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good budget bad budget
Poll: Is your business really any better off after Budget day?
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hey stop that
Ryanair has been ordered to repay illegal state aid to Germany... AGAIN
15 Oct 2014
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bye bye money
US pharma giant's €43 billion deal with Ireland-based firm could be off the table now
15 Oct 2014
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dalata money
Ireland's biggest hotelier buys two landmark properties in Galway and Wexford
15 Oct 2014
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boxed in
Explainer: What is this 'knowledge box' and why does Ireland want to get one?
15 Oct 2014
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budget... meh
'Uninspiring' budget continues tax discrimination against self-starters
14 Oct 2014
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R.I.P. Double Irish
The Double Irish is dead, long live the 'knowledge-development box'
14 Oct 2014
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driven to distraction
Got a car? You were left alone in this Budget, for a change
14 Oct 2014
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Rise of the Machines
This kitchen scale probably knows more about cooking than you... and now it has more money
14 Oct 2014
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feeling thirsty
The brewer behind Peroni and Grolsch thanks a hot summer for its big beer sales
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Hey Big Spender
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13 Oct 2014
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the other f-word
What I Learned: One TD's journey from the cabbage farm to the Dáil
13 Oct 2014
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The Price of Power
Ireland's electricity is the most expensive of anywhere in Europe
13 Oct 2014
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deep pockets
Can't afford a house like this? Well, at least now we know who can
13 Oct 2014
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bononomics
Bono: Musician, humanitarian, philanthropist... Irish corporate tax defender?
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Energy Index
Ireland's heating bills this winter depend on what happens between Putin and Ukraine
13 Oct 2014
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airmatch?
What do you get if you mix a matchmaking website with Airbnb?
11 Oct 2014
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inbox me
The Briefcase: Bubble busters, more budget babble and startups as far as the eye can see
10 Oct 2014
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nadella bites
Women shouldn't ask for pay rises, they should 'have faith': Microsoft boss
10 Oct 2014
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say please
Richard Bruton wants thousands more startups and he might hand out tax breaks to get them*
9 Oct 2014
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Cowabunga
Irish startups can ride the wave of a 'real tech boom'
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Bun fight
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