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90% say holidays to countries with high risk of Covid-19 should be banned

Irish holidaymakers are in no hurry to jet off to the sun, even if so-called 'air bridges' to continental Europe are established in the coming weeks, or even months.

news

King Nidge is dead but ‘Love/Hate’ may live on

It’s official — King Nidge is dead, but fans may yet be treated to a sixth season of Love/Hate.

general

Music and arts on show at the Big House festival

THE Performance Corporation is renowned for staging its theatre productions in adventurous places — in medieval dungeons, amongst sand dunes, even on a small rowboat. For its latest, most adventurous trick, it’s staging a three-day festival in Ireland’s only palace — Castletown House on the outskirts of Celbridge, Co Kildare.

business

50% using savings to survive

business

NAMA not Dada as recession hits kids

business

Spending on outsource IT to rise

Irish online spend 'lagging behind UK'

Online advertising in Ireland is set to grow in 2008, but still significantly lags the UK in terms of annual spend, according to a report published today.

Tue, 29 Jan, 2008

Three in four foreigners not discriminated against

A MARKET research study of foreigners living here has claimed that three-quarters do not feel they have been the subject of discrimination.

Tue, 15 Jan, 2008

AIB named inspired IT 'Team of the Year'

AIB have been named the inspired IT ‘Team of the Year’ at the 2007 BT Inspired IT Awards.

Tue, 30 Oct, 2007

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