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Dublin Airport set to breach 32m passenger cap this year

Dublin Airport looks set to breach its cap of 32 million passengers this year, its operator daa has warned. In ...
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Report recommends forum of state bodies to tackle mortgage arrears issue

A new Government commissioned report has called for the establishment of a forum of senior representatives from departments and bodies ...
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Electricity sector climate pollution at lowest in decades, says SEAI

Climate pollution from Ireland’s electricity sector is now at its lowest level for decades, according to new figures from the ...
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Ibec warns against complacency ahead of general election

Complacency about future business growth is a key risk facing the country ahead of the next general election. That’s the ...
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New electric vehicle sales down over 25% so far this year

Just over 15,000 new electric vehicles have been sold so far this year, down over 25% on the same period ...
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Chartered Accountants Ireland and CPA Ireland finalise amalgamation

Chartered Accountants Ireland and CPA Ireland have started to operate as one institute under the Chartered Accountants Ireland brand. Members ...
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CSO’s Census Pilot Survey to test new online census

The Central Statistics Office said today that its Census Pilot Survey will take place in 44 locations across the country ...
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Annual inflation falls to 3-year low of 1.1% – flash data

Inflation in Ireland is continuing to ease, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office. The EU Harmonised ...
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Annual wholesale electricity prices up over 15% in July – CSO

The wholesale cost of electricity rose 3% in the month to July, new data from the Central Statistics Office shows. ...
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