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Grafton acquires Dutch firm Isero for €91.5m

Building materials group Grafton has agreed a deal to buy Isero, a specialist distributor of tools and fixings in the Netherlands, for €91.5m. Isero trades from 38 branches under the

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Artificial Intelligence firm Nuritas raises €3m in record first-round financing

The Dublin-based food data-mining start-up firm, Nuritas, has raised just under €3m from a range of global investors. These include the Singapore-based New Protein Capital, a specialist food and agri-tech

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Raymond Coyle to sell final share of Largo Foods

Largo Foods founder Ray Coyle has this week agreed to sell his final shareholding in the company he established 33 years ago. The successful business man will sell his 25

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Aldi to recruit 400 new staff and raise minimum pay

Aldi Ireland is to recruit 400 new staff and also raise its minimum pay rate to €11.50 an hour. The German discount retailer said it plans to recruit and train

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Pfizer creates 130 more jobs in Ireland

Pfizer is to create approximately 130 jobs across three manufacturing sites in Ireland; Grange Castle in Dublin and Little Island and Ringaskiddy in Cork. The company already employs approximately 3,200

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RTÉ Wins Pakman Award 2015

RTÉ were amongst the winners at the Pakman  2015 Awards last night. The broadcaster won in the Food Waste Management Category. RTÉ’s entry related to a “Closed Loop” Project managed by

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200 jobs for Limerick as a result of smoky coal ban

The recent Government decision to ban smoky coal yesterday yielded a 200-jobs industry for the port of Foynes. CPL Industries, Europe’s leading manufacturer and wholesaler of smokeless solid fuel products

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Brothers behind Stripe named as EY Entrepreneur of the year

The two founders of Stripe, brothers John and Patrick Collison, were named as the EY Entrepreneur of the year in Dublin last night. Over 1,500 business leaders from throughout Ireland and

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Nursing home group Carechoice bring a further 200 jobs to Ireland

Carechoice, a retirement and nursing home group,  is to create 200 jobs with the opening of a new purpose-built 165-room facility in north Dublin . The company already employs 400

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Demand for Jameson boosts Pernod Ricard sales

    Demand for Jameson boosts Pernod Ricard sales

Pernod Ricard, the French spirits group expects it’s sales to gradually improve this year in its main markets of Europe and the US. The group, which is the second biggest

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Healthcare company Grifols to create 140 jobs with $100m investment in Dublin

Global Healthcare Company Grifols is to Create 140 Jobs with $100 Million Investment. Grifols is the world’s third-largest plasma product manufacturer. It is a pioneer in the research and development

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Irish consultancy firm E-MIT Solutions triumphs at Dell global awards

E-MIT Solutions has been awarded ‘Social Media Partner of the Year’ at the annual global Dell Partner of the Year Awards. Dell recognised E-MIT’s ability to collaborate and engage audiences

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Billion dollar aircraft leasing industry paid €23m in corporation tax in 2014

Aircraft leasing is a multi-billion euro industry yet it paid €23m in Irish corporation tax last year. Ireland is home to nine of the 10 largest leasing firms. The top

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Join over 2,000 delegates at the National Sustainability Summit

The National Sustainability Summit will take place for the first time on 3 November in the Aviva Stadium, Dublin. The event will provide a timely platform to discuss and debate

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Galway rewarded 10 new jobs as IT company TitanHq expands

    Galway rewarded 10 new jobs as IT company TitanHq expands

TitanHq has announced it is expanding it’s business in Galway by creating 10 new jobs, this news comes a month after the company rebranded itself from SpamTitan. TitanHq the email

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Aer Lingus could seal a major deal with Ryanair on long-haul passenger feeds

    Aer Lingus could seal a major deal with Ryanair on long-haul passenger feeds

Steven Kavanagh, Aer Lingus chief executive confirmed that talks have begun with Ryanair, as Aer Lingus looks to expand it’s network. Mr Kavanagh went on to say that “Those are

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Starbucks and Fiat ordered to pay huge EU back taxes

    Starbucks and Fiat ordered to pay huge EU back taxes

The European Union is demanding that U.S. coffee chain Starbucks and carmaker Fiat repay up to 30 million euros each in tax breaks they received from EU nations, in a

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Scottish researchers 3d print human cells

Individual, tailor-made drug testing could soon become a reality. The 3D stem cell printing team at Heriot-Watt University in Edinburgh have made a new breakthrough which could pave the way

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iNua expandeds its portfolio with €7.25m purchase of Hibernian Hotel Kilkenny

iNua Hospitality has expanded its hotel portfolio with the €7.25m purchase of the four-star Hibernian Hotel in Kilkenny The deal boosts iNua’s asset portfolio to four properties, following its purchases

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Starbucks to sell wine and coffee as it launches store of the future

    Starbucks to sell wine and coffee as it launches store of the future

The coffee giant is planning to break the norm at it’s new store in London. The store near Covent Garden will be a new Star Reserve store which will cater

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Pivotal to create 130 jobs in Dublin and Cork

Pivotal, the company accelerating digital transformation for enterprises, today announced the creation of 130 new jobs and an investment of approximately €100 million in Ireland over the next five years,

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Minister White announces €3.5million in Government funding to three Irish marine energy firms

  Minister Alex White announced Government funding of €3.5million to three Irish marine energy firms for the development and testing of new ocean energy technologies. The announcement, made at a

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Bandon Co-op to create 50 new jobs

The long-established, Bandon Co-op is to create 50 news jobs, the Minister for Agriculture, Simon Coveney has announced. Visiting the co-op’s recently acquired feed mill in Kinsale, Co. Cork, Minister

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Irish e-commerce company secures $20m investment

Clavis Insight has secured a $20 million growth equity investment, which it will use to accelerate international growth and create

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Philip Lane appointed new Central Bank Governor

Philip Lane, an economics professor at Trinity College Dublin, has been named as the new Governor of the Central Bank.

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35 new jobs for Dublin with Fijitsu Ireland

Fujitsu Ireland is looking to recruit 35 new employees over the next six months at its offices in Swords, Co

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Change is coming and going with new rounding scheme

The Central Bank launched the new rounding scheme, which will see cash transactions rounded up or down to the nearest

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Revenues at IBM drop by more than expected

    Revenues at IBM drop by more than expected

International Business Machines last night posted a bigger-than-expected drop in revenue and cut its full-year profit forecast. This comes after

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Tyndall Institute announces revolutionary bioprocessing capsule

 A sensor capsule developed in Ireland is set to radically improve the efficient production and quality of biopharmaceutical therapies, benefiting

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Ireland on course to meet 2020 emissions target

Fine Gael MEP for Dublin, Brian Hayes, today welcomed a letter from the EU Climate Commissioner, which says that Ireland

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Carlow Craft Brewery attracting investors through tax efficiency scheme

Carlow Craft Brewery, is looking to tap wealthy clients of Dublin stockbroking firms to raise up to €2.5 million for

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Regeneron Announces an Additional $350 Million Investment and 200 New Jobs for Limerick

    Regeneron Announces an Additional $350 Million Investment and 200 New Jobs for Limerick

Regeneron a leading science-driven biopharmaceutical company, today announced that it is investing an additional $350 million in its Limerick Industrial Operations

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Government mid-west plan aims for 23,000 new jobs

    Government mid-west plan aims for 23,000 new jobs

Jobs Minister Richard Bruton said the region – encompassing Clare, Limerick and Tipperary – suffered more than other areas during

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Central Bank to roll out rounding initiative on Wednesday October 28

    Central Bank to roll out rounding initiative on Wednesday October 28

Consumers will be able to opt out of rounding and 1c and 2c coins will still be legal tender. Rounding

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30 new jobs for Cork with new product Smartzone

Cork company Accuflow have announced a €1m investment with the creation of 30 new jobs. Accuflow is a global manufacturer of

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China Construction Bank signs $500m deal to base Aircraft Leasing Division in Ireland

CCB Leasing International (CCBLI) today announced the establishment of its international headquarters in Ireland. CCBLI is a wholly owned subsidiary of China

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Realex Payments announces 20 jobs at Web Awards 2015

    Realex Payments announces 20 jobs at Web Awards 2015

Sponsors of the Web Awards 2015, Realex Payments, announced on stage that it is to create 20 jobs in the

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SITA moves to new state-of-the-art facility

    SITA moves to new state-of-the-art facility

SITA, the world’s leading specialist in air transport communications and IT solutions, has moved to new state-of-the-art premises in Letterkenny.

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Donohoe defends Govt’s engagement with Web Summit

    Donohoe defends Govt’s engagement with Web Summit

Minister for Transport Tourism and Sport Paschal Donohoe has said engagement did take place and efforts were made by the Department

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Pro-cyclical budget ‘likely to increase economic volatility’

    Pro-cyclical budget ‘likely to increase economic volatility’

The stimulus boost provided by Budget 2016 is likely to increase economic volatility, ratings agency Fitch has said. The ratings

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Topaz to consider operating some food-only outlets

    Topaz to consider operating some food-only outlets

Chief executive Emmet O’Neill told RTE’s Morning Ireland that the company was “playing with those ideas at the moment”. “Where

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800 jobs for Northern Ireland with Teleperformance

International call centre firm, Teleperformance, is significantly expanding operations at an Enniskillen-based contact centre. The company took on the running of

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Air France job cuts could be avoided

    Air France job cuts could be avoided

Air France plans to cut jobs and flights could still be avoided if talks between managers and unions progress, the

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Kerry dishes out $735m for three US food and beverage businesses

    Kerry dishes out $735m for three US food and beverage businesses

Kerry Group has spent $735m (€646m) on three US acquisitions, with chief executive Stan McCarthy saying the businesses provided the

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Nestle cuts full-year outlook after 9-month sales miss

    Nestle cuts full-year outlook after 9-month sales miss

Food giant Nestle today lowered its full-year outlook as a Maggi noodle scandal continued to drag down third-quarter sales. The

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Quinn firm lost €4m in first six weeks

    Quinn firm lost €4m in first six weeks

Quinn Industrial Holdings lost €4 million in its first six weeks of operation, according to accounts released yesterday. The accounts show

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ESB opens new €33m Woodhouse Wind Farm in County Waterford

Minister for Energy Alex White TD  today opened the new €33m Woodhouse Wind Farm in County Waterford, a key part

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MEP Kelly gets Paris climate change mandate from European Parliament

The European Parliament this week adopted its position ahead of the upcoming 2015 United Nations Climate Change Conference, known as

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Toyota Unveils Bold New Environmental Targets

With the aim of contributing to global environmental sustainability, Toyota has developed an ambitious set of goals to be achieved

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Find out the latest technology trends at the SolutionsPT Roadshow

Industrial IT solutions provider, SolutionsPT, is hosting a special event in Ireland focusing on ‘The Evolution of Industrial IT’. Taking

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Unilever Ireland returns to record profit

The Irish arm of Unilever last year returned a record pre-tax profit of  €6.3m. This comes after sustaining pre-tax losses of

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Netflix blames new chip-based cards for weak subscriber growth

    Netflix blames new chip-based cards for weak subscriber growth

Video-streaming service provider Netflix reported third-quarter US subscriber additions below its own forecast, blaming a transition to chip-based cards for

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€3.3m in funding for Dublin based tech firm ChannelSight

ChannelSight, an Irish-founded tech firm, has received a €3.3 million investment to scale operations in Europe and the US. The funding

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Life sciences drive job availability up 10 percent

    Life sciences drive job availability up 10 percent

A triumvirate of financial services, professional services and life sciences have helped push the number of jobs available in Ireland

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Sage announces new Dublin centre as cornerstone of its European strategy

Europe’s second largest technology company Sage announces the opening of a new Sandyford base and the creation of 300 jobs. The

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Budget significantly cuts tax on lorries

Road tax on lorries has been reduced from a maximum €5,195 to €900 in the Budget. This move brings the

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CityJet to sign a €900m deal to renew fleet

Irish airline CityJet is set to sign a €900 million deal for up to 25 new Sukhoi Superjet100 (SSJ 100)

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UCD spinout company Logentries bought for almost €60m

    UCD spinout company Logentries bought for almost €60m

University College Dublin spinout company Logentries has been bought by US based security data and analytics software firm Rapid7 in

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