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business

Brexit ‘could lead to second cliff edge’ in 2020

The head of the business group that represents truckers has warned that final Brexit negotiations face another cliff edge next summer if any transition deal is not extended.

Jarvey Dan Casey, left, arriving with his wife Breda and solicitor Dan O’Connor to Killarney court yesterday for the inquest into the deaths of tourists Normand Larose and his partner Rosalyn Joy Few, who died following an incident at the Gap of Dunloe. Picture: Don MacMonagle

news

Spot where tourists died was treacherous, inquest hears

news

Many don't know of end-of-life aid available for their final months

comment-analysis

Minister for Health needs to get over his ‘heartbreak’ and get on with change

world

Machete attacker had Molotov cocktails

Angola again

Young families feel worst hit by recession

Families with young children have been hardest hit by a succession of austerity budgets, a study reveals.

Fri, 27 Jun, 2014

Pope John Paul’s coffin exhumed ahead of beatification ceremony

POPE John Paul’s coffin has been exhumed ahead of his beatification as tens of thousands of people began arriving in Rome for one of the biggest events since his funeral in 2005.

Sat, 30 Apr, 2011

Doctors call for mandatory rehab for people found guilty of drink driving

PUBLIC health doctors have called for mandatory rehabilitation for anyone found guilty of drink driving.

Fri, 09 Apr, 2010

Recession-related illnesses on the rise, warn GPs

THE number of patients seeking treatment for drug and alcohol abuse has jumped dramatically since the onset of the recession, according to family doctors.

Fri, 09 Apr, 2010

Andreas impresses in Cheltenham prep

Andreas will now head straight to the Cheltenham Festival after an easy success in the Ian Cooper Birthday Handicap Hurdle at Ludlow.

Wed, 22 Feb, 2006

Two former WorldCom execs pleads guilty

Two more WorldCom executives have pleaded guilty to charges arising from the company's accounting scandal.

Fri, 11 Oct, 2002

Former Worldcom executives may help investigation

Three former WorldCom executives may plead guilty and cooperate with prosecutors investigating America’s biggest accounting scandal.

Thu, 29 Aug, 2002