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Irish crisps boss says saucy adverts were Hunky Dory and may return

Irish crisps boss says saucy adverts were Hunky Dory and may return

Despite an ASAI investigation that found the adverts in poor taste, the man behind the scantily clad Hunky Dory campaigns has said he sees no problem and that the ladies might return next year.
Nearly 2,000 attend anti-austerity march as OECD recommend public sector cuts

Nearly 2,000 attend anti-austerity march as OECD recommend public sector cuts

A day after the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) recommended public sector wage cuts, nearly 2,000 Irish people marched on the streets of Dublin for anti-austerity measures.
Denis O'Brien picks up Gaddafi's leftovers

Denis O'Brien picks up Gaddafi's leftovers

All-conquering Irish billionaire businessman Denis O’Brien’s has got his hands on his latest acquisition, a mobile telecoms operator once owned by the late Colonel Gaddafi.
Game Changers: Jeff Aherne of Cartell.ie

Game Changers: Jeff Aherne of Cartell.ie

The common denominator of all JOE’s ‘Game Changers’ is that they recognised an opportunity and made it their own. Step forward, Jeff Aherne of Cartell.ie.
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Irish pub and drink industry "close to meltdown"

According to new figures published by the CSO the pub and drinks sector has shrunk 28 per cent in the last four years and is “close to meltdown”.
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Game Changers: Paul McNamara of the iPod Repair Centre

Game Changers: Paul McNamara of the iPod Repair Centre

The common denominator of all JOE’s ‘Game Changers’ is that they recognised an opportunity and made it their own. Step forward, Paul McNamara of the iPod Repair Centre.
Study: Working from home isn't all it's cracked up to be

Study: Working from home isn't all it's cracked up to be

People who work from the confines of their own home are put "under more pressure", so it’s not as cushy as one might think.
Flood hit families on the east coast receive €10m fund

Flood hit families on the east coast receive €10m fund

The government has set up a €10 million fund to help families on the east coast of the country who were affected by the recent flooding.
Toll road increases: One Man giveth, Another Man taketh away

Toll road increases: One Man giveth, Another Man taketh away

The ECB interest rate cuts will mean a few extra quid in the pocket for thousands of Irish borrowers – but that will be chipped away in the New Year if you use the country’s toll roads.
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