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Paypal's Offices In Blanchardstown, Dublin. Photo: Collins

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PayPal confirms 62 Irish job cuts

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Google To Make 240 People Redundant In Ireland
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Google to make 240 people redundant in Ireland

On-Board Catering Returns To Some Iarnród Éireann Services From April
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On-board catering returns to some Iarnród Éireann services from April

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Tesco Buys Paperchase Brand But Irish Outlets Face Potential Closure
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Tesco buys Paperchase brand but Irish outlets face potential closure

Tunnel Under Dublin Airport Runway Branded 'Total Waste Of Money'
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Tunnel under Dublin Airport runway branded 'total waste of money'

Rugby Stars' Dublin Pubs Now Employ 150 As Profits Surge
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Rugby stars' Dublin pubs now employ 150 as profits surge

Amazon Plans Three New Data Centres In North Dublin
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Amazon plans three new data centres in north Dublin

Winning €3M Lotto Ticket Sold In Kilbarrack Shop
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Winning €3m Lotto ticket sold in Kilbarrack shop

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Google Parent To Cut 12,000 Jobs In Latest Blow To Tech Sector
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Google parent to cut 12,000 jobs in latest blow to tech sector

Dublin City Councillors Come Out Strongly In Favour Of Proposed Hotel Bed Tax
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Dublin city councillors come out strongly in favour of proposed hotel bed tax

Former Owner Doesn't Think Many Nightclubs Will Want To Open Until 6Am
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Former owner doesn't think many nightclubs will want to open until 6am

Grocery Shopping App Employee Stole €29,000 From Company, Court Hears
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Grocery shopping app employee stole €29,000 from company, court hears