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<p>Corkman Dermot O'Sullivan bought the Greenwich cafe around 18 months ago in an off-market deal from its previous owners Richard and Mairéad Jacobs. However, he has been in the service industry long-before opening Greenwich. Picture: Jim Coughlan.</p>

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Staff shortages threaten Ireland's anticipated tourism boom

The fallout of the pandemic and the rental crisis have led to the 'perfect storm' for employers in the sector

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McQuaid laptop seized in UCI probe

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McQuaid's laptop seized minutes after being axed as UCI chief

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Shock at Obama's pick for top spy jobs

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Stranded XL holidaymakers begin to arrive home in UK

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McStay Luby link up with Kroll

Final three bid for Golden Wonder

Three firms were bidding today for all or part of Golden Wonder after interest in the collapsed crisp maker was whittled down from 60 parties.

Mon, 30 Jan, 2006

Tayto buys part of collapsed rival

A DIVISION of collapsed crisp maker Golden Wonder was snapped up by Tayto Northern Ireland Limited, safeguarding 195 jobs.

Sat, 14 Jan, 2006

Tayto snaps up Golden Wonder division

Crisp firm Tayto today snapped up a division of collapsed crisp maker Golden Wonder, safeguarding almost 200 jobs.

Fri, 13 Jan, 2006

Job loss fears at US insurance giant

American insurance broker Marsh & McLennan could cut hundreds of jobs in the UK this spring, it emerged today.

Sun, 20 Feb, 2005

Debenhams agrees to buy eight Allders stores

Department store group Debenhams today said it had agreed to buy eight Allders stores from the administrators of the collapsed UK retail chain.

Mon, 14 Feb, 2005

Allders makes 700 staff redundant

Nearly 700 staff at collapsed UK department store chain Allders have been made redundant, administrators said today.

Fri, 11 Feb, 2005

Administrators to break up Allders group

Collapsed UK department store group Allders is to be broken up, administrators revealed today.

Sun, 06 Feb, 2005