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Dublin's O'Devaney Gardens development approved with work to start before year end

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Judge Rules Occupants In Contempt Of Court Over Failure To Vacate Properties
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Judge rules occupants in contempt of court over failure to vacate properties

100 New Jobs Announced As Dublin-Based Firms Form New Engineering Group
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100 new jobs announced as Dublin-based firms form new engineering group

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€63 Million Kilternan Residential Scheme Gets 'Fast Track' Permission
Ireland

€63 million Kilternan residential scheme gets 'fast track' permission

Dublin Man Gets Two-Year Jail Term Over Unpaid €136,000 Vat Bill
Ireland

Dublin man gets two-year jail term over unpaid €136,000 VAT bill

Last Day To Apply For Pandemic Unemployment Payment
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Last day to apply for Pandemic Unemployment Payment

Deutsche Bank Announces Plans To Cut 440 Irish Jobs
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Deutsche Bank announces plans to cut 440 Irish jobs

House Prices In Dublin Have Risen By €1,500 A Week Since March
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House prices in Dublin have risen by €1,500 a week since March

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Cybersecurity Firm Kontex To Create 75 New Jobs In Dublin And Tipperary
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Cybersecurity firm Kontex to create 75 new jobs in Dublin and Tipperary

Qorvo To Add 100 New Engineering Jobs In Ireland
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Qorvo to add 100 new engineering jobs in Ireland

Marketing Firm Granted Injunction Over Alleged Harassment Of Staff
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Marketing firm granted injunction over alleged harassment of staff

Parasite In Salads Left 40 People Ill With 14 Hospitalised Last Year
Ireland

Parasite in salads left 40 people ill with 14 hospitalised last year