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'In the end I am satisfied that on the big things, I did what was right'...
TONY BLAIR INTERVIEW: ONE OF the most striking lines in Tony Blair’s autobiography A Journeyis the a...
FG wants review of 'triple lock' troop deployment system...
THE ‘TRIPLE lock’ mechanism, which requires UN, Government and Dáil approval for any deployment of I...
Contract may cost taxpayers €2bn over 25 years, say waste collectors...
TAXPAYERS ARE facing a €2 billion bill over 25 years if Dublin City Council does not get out of the ...
Council will not break incinerator contract...
DUBLIN CITY Council has denied claims that it could break its contract with the developers of the Po...
Blair says stretching truth for greater good is common sense...
FORMER BRITISH prime minister Tony Blair has defended his view that politicians are obliged to conce...
RTÉ Business
US employment fall less than expected...
US employment fell for a third month in a row in August, but the decline was far less than expected.
Winding up Anglo could hit €70 billion - Cowen...
The idea that Anglo's affairs could be wound up without facing costs of €70 billion would not be in ...
Slowdown in service sector growth...
Activity in the service sector of the economy grew again last month, but at the slowest pace since M...
Lower prices hit Fyffes profits...
Fyffes has reported a fall in profits for the first six months of the year, blaming difficult tradin...
Tullamore firm wins €4m EU grant...
A company based in Tullamore, Co Offaly, is to benefit from a €4m EU research grant.