Dairygold suppliers deliver a record 1.4 billion litres of milk in 2019
The Covid-19 crisis in Ireland is likely to coincide with peak milk processing.
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04, 2020
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03, 2020
Revenue appeals for Covid-19 wage subsidy scheme applicants to give correct bank details
Niall Cody told RTÉ radio’s Morning Ireland that there were 26,000 employers in the scheme already, but hundreds had entered incorrect bank details.
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03, 2020
Three months that shook global markets
$15 trillion has been wiped of world stock markets, oil has slumped 60%.
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03, 2020
Mobile companies to be given extra bandwidth to handle Covid-19 surge in calls
Half of Irish households do not have a fixed telephone line.
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03, 2020
Retail sales dropped by 4.3% in February
Retail sales fell by 4.3% in February compared to January this year.
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03, 2020
Covid-19 finances: ‘We can afford it, but doubts would begin to emerge after six months’
The State can afford the huge expenditure bill and hit to revenue from the Covid-19 crisis for six months but the sustainability of the finances starts to come into question if the pandemic fallout extends for a longer period, warns Seamus Coffey
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03, 2020
Construction work to continue despite calls for sites to shut
Taoiseach Leo Varadkar has said building sites can continue to operate in Ireland despite calls for them to be shut to prevent the spread of Covid-19.
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03, 2020
Debenhams and Nandos to close shops in Ireland
Debenhams and Nandos are among the latest high street brands to confirm they are to close their shops to help protect staff and customers.
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03, 2020
Job losses at hotel chain in North reversed following guarantee
The Hastings Hotels group’s luxury portfolio includes the Europa in Belfast and the Slieve Donard in Co Down.
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03, 2020
Owen Keegan: Not feasible for council to cancel rates for all businesses
The chief executive of Dublin City Council, Owen Keegan, has said that it is not feasible to introduce a blanket cancellation of rates.