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Ireland’s new insolvency service will pursue and prosecute borrowers fraudulently seeking debt forgiveness, said Lorcan O’Connor, head of the new agency
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Ireland’s government published outline legislation allowing for abortion in limited circumstances, including when doctors agree a pregnant woman is at risk of suicide, in what Prime Minister Enda Kenny said is an attempt to bring “clarity” to the state’s position on the practice.
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Ireland’s dash to the bailout exit door is turning into more of a stagger than a sprint.
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Irish Prime Minister Enda Kenny suffered his biggest setback since taking power two years ago, as unions rejected his plans to cut pay for state employees.
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Ireland’s bailout masters start their tenth review of the rescue tomorrow as a labor-union rejection of public-sector pay cuts complicates the government’s plan to regain economic sovereignty.
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Ireland’s most powerful labor union rejected the latest round of proposed public sector pay cuts, leaving the government’s plans to save over 1 billion euros ($1.3 billion) facing defeat.
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Ireland’s most powerful labor union will deliver its verdict on the latest round of public sector pay cuts as soon as today, with the government threatening wider reductions should the plan be rejected.
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Irish ministers are being feted by investors and politicians from Brussels to Washington. At home, voters are less enthusiastic.
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Irish ministers are being feted by investors and politicians from Brussels to Washington. At home, voters are less enthusiastic.
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President Barack Obama said greater trade with Ireland, illustrated by Ryanair Holdings Plc’s agreement to buy 175 Boeing Co. jets, will help drive growth in U.S. jobs.
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