Organisation: Centre for Policy Studies

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business

Jeremy Corbyn may save on €140bn buy-out plan cost

The UK’s Jeremy Corbyn may have found a way to make good on his pledge to nationalise the British energy industry without spending almost €140bn buying up the six biggest utilities, writes Rachel Morison

comment-analysis

SPECIAL REPORT: Our €40m drug problem

comment-analysis

SPECIAL REPORT: A state of high anxiety over Ireland's antidepressant prescription

general

We are so busy with the kids we never have time for sex

world

Cameron discusses Euro crisis with Obama

business

Britain urged to reduce its corporation tax to 10%

Cameron 'devastated' at top Tory's festival death

A close friend of the British Prime Minister has been found dead in mysterious circumstances at Glastonbury Festival.

Sun, 26 Jun, 2011

Legalising assisted suicide ‘deems old and sick expendable’

THE old, ill, mute and frail will be deemed expendable if assisted suicide is legalised, a British think-tank said.

Mon, 18 Oct, 2010

Political football can’t knock back Páirc plan

IT’S fair to say that people don’t have any great fondness for Páirc Uí Chaoimh as a stadium.

Mon, 14 Jun, 2010

2010 drop in liner visits a ‘temporary setback’, says Cork Port boss

Cork cruise line business is set to fall in what Port of Cork bosses describe as a “temporary setback”.

Tue, 13 Oct, 2009

Centre-right group: Motherhood more satisfying than full-time work

Women find more satisfaction in motherhood than in full-time work, a report by a centre-right think tank said today.

Fri, 09 Oct, 2009

US problems 'will hit UK economy'

Low consumer confidence, plunging house prices and the rising chances of a recession in the US will have a “very serious” knock-on effect for the UK, a leading economic adviser in England has warned.

Sun, 02 Dec, 2007

Cork to capitalise on 2005 tourism success

A NEW multi-agency body is poised to build on the massive economic success of Cork 2005 which was valued yesterday at €90 million.

Fri, 08 Dec, 2006

Ireland sees dramatic growth in crusie ship business

Ireland has experienced dramatic growth in the cruise ship business, with a 96% increase in passengers to Irish ports over the past decade, according to a report in the Irish Times.

Fri, 02 Apr, 2004