Rising Costs Slows Manufacturing Growth In Ireland

Rising Costs Slows Manufacturing Growth In Ireland

Irish manufacturing growth cooled in May as supply issues pushed input costs to a near-record high and higher prices dampened client appetite, a survey showed on Wednesday. The AIB S&P Global manufacturing Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI) fell to 56.4 from...
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Pogba To Leave Manchester United At End Of The Month

Pogba To Leave Manchester United At End Of The Month

Paul Pogba will leave Manchester United when his contract expires at the end of the month, the Premier League club have announced. The Old Trafford academy graduate joined Juventus as a free agent in 2012, only to return four years...
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Kenny Seeks ‘Right Balance’ In Team For Nations League Success

Kenny Seeks ‘Right Balance’ In Team For Nations League Success

Republic of Ireland boss Stephen Kenny has insisted pace alone will not pave the way to Nations League success. Ireland will launch their League B campaign in Armenia on Saturday with wingers Festy Ebosele and CJ Hamilton included in the...
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Almost One-Third Believe Government Exaggerated Number Of Covid-19 Deaths

Almost One-Third Believe Government Exaggerated Number Of Covid-19 Deaths

Almost one in three Irish people believe the Government exaggerated Covid-19 deaths, according to new research from University College Dublin. The research, which surveyed over 12,000 people across six European countries to investigate public trust in expertis...
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Eurozone Inflation Rises To Record 8.1 Per Cent In May

Eurozone Inflation Rises To Record 8.1 Per Cent In May

Inflation in the 19 countries that use the euro currency hit a record 8.1 per cent in May amid surging energy costs prompted in part by Russia’s war in Ukraine online-pharmacy-uk.com , authorities said on Tuesday. Annual inflation in the...
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New Era Of Higher Energy Costs Faces Ireland Says Taoiseach

New Era Of Higher Energy Costs Faces Ireland Says Taoiseach

Taoiseach Micheál Martin has warned Ireland is facing a “new era” of higher fossil fuel prices after EU leaders agreed to ban most Russian oil imports. Mr Martin said the Government will do everything it can to “alleviate the pressures”...
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Deliveroo Ireland Partners With Women’s Aid To Support National Helpline

Deliveroo Ireland Partners With Women’s Aid To Support National Helpline

Deliveroo Ireland has announced a partnership with Women’s Aid to support its 24hr National Freephone Helpline which offers confidential information, support and understanding to women in the Republic of Ireland experiencing domestic violence. The servic...
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UEFA Announces Review Into Chaos Surrounding Champions League Final

UEFA Announces Review Into Chaos Surrounding Champions League Final

UEFA has confirmed an independent and comprehensive review will be conducted into the chaotic scenes that marred Saturday’s Champions League final in Paris. Liverpool supporters were tear-gassed after waiting in huge queues prior to the clash against Real Ma...
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Naismith Calls On Team To Make ‘More History In Play-Off Against Ukraine

Naismith Calls On Team To Make ‘More History In Play-Off Against Ukraine

Steven Naismith wants Scotland to embrace the prospect of “making more history” when they face Ukraine on Wednesday night. The Scots’ qualification for the delayed 2020 European Championship saw them take part in their first major tournament since the 19...
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DUP Blocks New Attempt To Elect Speaker At Stormont

DUP Blocks New Attempt To Elect Speaker At Stormont

The Northern Ireland Assembly has failed for the second time to elect a new speaker. The DUP refused to back the bid, maintaining its position that it wants to see action from the UK government over the Northern Ireland Protocol....
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