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Pandemic Unemployment Payment to restart as restrictions hit economy again

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‘Government Doesn't Think Beyond The Next Soundbite’ – Ivan Yates
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‘Government doesn't think beyond the next soundbite’ – Ivan Yates

Jeffrey Donaldson Urges Issues With Brexit Protocol Be Resolved Quickly
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Jeffrey Donaldson urges issues with Brexit Protocol be resolved quickly

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Accenture Announce 500 New Jobs For Munster Region
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Accenture announce 500 new jobs for Munster region

Irish Company Simotech To Create 70 New Jobs In Cork
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Irish company SimoTech to create 70 new jobs in Cork

Irish Company Apc Invests €25M In Vaccine Manufacture
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Irish company APC invests €25m in vaccine manufacture

Taoiseach Defends Decision To Cut Pandemic Payments
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Taoiseach defends decision to cut pandemic payments

‘Hope, Excitement And Relief’ As Ireland Prepares For Extensive Reopening
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‘Hope, excitement and relief’ as Ireland prepares for extensive reopening

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Publicans Call For Indoor Opening Of Bars By July 1St
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Publicans call for indoor opening of bars by July 1st

Government Plans To Tackle Cuckoo Funds Branded ‘Too Little, Too Late’
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Government plans to tackle cuckoo funds branded ‘too little, too late’

Video: Wednesday's Three-Minute Lunchtime News Update
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Video: Wednesday's three-minute lunchtime news update

Davy Scandal Reveals ‘Appalling Level Of Greed’, Says Taoiseach
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Davy scandal reveals ‘appalling level of greed’, says Taoiseach