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Government working on ’round of grants’ for specific businesses, Minister says

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Chicken Up €6 In Three Years: ‘Crazy’ Inflation Outlined To Dáil
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Chicken up €6 in three years: ‘Crazy’ inflation outlined to Dáil

Majority Of Tourism Businesses 'Seriously Concerned' About Impact Of Trump Policies
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Majority of tourism businesses 'seriously concerned' about impact of Trump policies

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Irish inflation slows to three-year low of just 0.2%

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October budget to feature cost-of-living package, says Taoiseach

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Dublin jumps into top 50 in global ‘most expensive cities’ list

Annual Inflation Holds Steady At 2.6%
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Annual inflation holds steady at 2.6%

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Fiscal watchdog warns Government against ‘loose budgetary policy’

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Irish inflation falls to under 3% but many consumers still feeling the pinch