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Dublin launches plan for cultural quarter in Parnell Square
Plans have been unveiled this week for a proposed $78 million cultural quarter in one of Dublin's finest Georgian squares. ... by IrishCentral Staff Writers
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Number of Irish emigrating for new life in Australia up 45 percent
The latest data shows that at the end of February 2013 there were 12,490 Irish workers in Australia on primary 457 visas in comparison to the 8,620 in 2012 which equals a rise of 45 percent within one year in the number of Irish p ... by AMANDA DRISCOLL
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Gabriel Byrne's criticism of The Gathering 'helped with tourism' says event boss
Gabriel Byrne’s shakedown of the Irish tourism initiative The Gathering has helped attract visitors to Ireland, according to one of its directors. ... by IrishCentral Staff Writers
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Aer Lingus move to JetBlue terminal, now have Wifi on board Atlantic flights - Major changes on New York-Dublin/Shannon routes for Irish carrier
Aer Arann’s marketing manager Sinead Murphy and Isle of Man Airport director Anne Reynolds with Aer Lingus Regional cabin crew member Kitty Dillon. The transatlantic flight experience just got a lot more interesting aboard Aer ... by Niall O'Dowd
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End to Ireland’s disastrous bank guarantee - an achievement at the expense of the Irish State
Irish graffiti former Finance Minister Brian Lenihan and former Taoiseach Brian Cowen At midnight last Thursday the disastrous blanket guarantee given to the ... by John Spain
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Noam Chomsky tells Dublin the EU’s economy is being ruined by austerity
Noam Chomsky, one of the world's most most famous political theorists, is warning that the European Union's panicked response to the economic crisis has left European democracy in a much worse condition than the United States. ... by IrishCentral Staff Writers
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Ireland’s attractive tax breaks for TV and movies could be on the way out
The Irish tax breaks that have allowed shows like “Camelot” to be filmed in the Emerald Isle could be on the way out, warns Irish Finance Minister Michael Noonan. ... by IrishCentral Staff Writers
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Former Irish property king Sean Dunne applies for bankruptcy in US
Irish property baron Sean Dunne, resident in the U.S. for the past several years, filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy in Connecticut on Good Friday, but is insistent that his financial woes did not contribute to the collapse of the Cel ... by JAME O'SHEA
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Vacationers from North America choosing Irish destinations up by ten percent
According to the Central Statistics Office’s overseas travel bulletin, the number of trips into Ireland has increased over a three month period, showing a rise in flights to Ireland from North America while trips by British reside ... by AMANDA DRISCOLL
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Cyprus? Been there, done that - EU leaders brass necks insist European’s money is safe
Protests against the bailout of bond holders, such as this one in Dublin on March 16, happen regularly in Ireland.The raid by the Cypriot government on bank accounts in Cyprus has sent shudders of fear through ordinary people acro ... by John Spain
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Minister tells working mums they may have to quit their jobs and mind their kids
An Irish government minister has claimed working mums will have to give up their jobs and look after their children if they want mortgage debt relief under a new scheme. ... by PATRICK COUNIHAN
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Donegal County Council to dim the street lights in effort to save money
A local authority in Ireland is considering dimming public lights in a desperate attempt to save money in the current economic crisis. ... by PATRICK COUNIHAN
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Good old reliable Ireland - depressed Irish continue paying massive bank debt with no end in sight
Ireland turned green for St. Patrick’s Day on Sunday, but problems still ... ... by John Spain
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Bailed out Bank of Ireland lost $3billion last year – and paid boss $1.2million
The boss at bailed out Bank of Ireland was paid over $1.2million in 2012 – despite the bank reporting a loss of almost $3billion. ... by PATRICK COUNIHAN
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Ryanair Michael O’Leary talks to NBC about Boeing, ‘regulatory crap’ and toilets - VIDEO
Ryanair CEO Michael O'Leary is a fan of the Boeing aircraft company. In fact the Irish airline magnet just purchased 175 of Boeing's next generation 737 jets for $15.6 billion. ... by IrishCentral Staff Writers
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