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October 2, 2019 No Responses

Paddy Power Agrees Merger Deal with Canadian Rival

Paddy Power and Betfair owner Flutter Entertainment has agreed a merger deal with Canadian rival The Stars Group to create the world’s largest online betting firm with combined annual revenues of £3.8 billion. Flutter – previously called Paddy Power Betfair...

October 1, 2019 No Responses

Older Irish Women Leaving Workforce Early to Care for Family

Older Irish women are leaving the workforce early to care for their grandchildren or parents, a new report has found. The ESRI report The Ageing Workforce In Ireland, Working Conditions, Health And Extending Working Lives, published on Tuesday, detailed how...

September 30, 2019 No Responses

People With Disabilities ‘Caught in a Permanent Recession’

People with disabilities are being left behind with two out of three unemployed, a disability conference has heard. The Irish Wheelchair Association’s WorkAbility 2019 Summit heard that over 63% of people with disabilities are “caught in a permanent recess...

September 28, 2019 No Responses

Second Largest French Airline, Aigle Azur, Closes Down

French airline Aigle Azur has closed down after it failed to find new investors, leaving 1,150 employees out of work. France’s second-biggest airline, which was mostly operating between France and Algeria, had filed for bankruptcy earlier this month and canc...

September 27, 2019 No Responses

Donohoe Rules Out Supplementary Budget for No-Deal Brexit

The Finance Minister has ruled out a supplementary budget in the event of a no-deal Brexit. Paschal Donohoe has already indicated the 2020 budget, due on October 8, will reflect a hard Brexit scenario, but a new report from the...

September 27, 2019 No Responses

SOS Ventures’ Sean O’Sullivan Tells A Tale of Mapping Out Success To Digital Irish

When Board Member Gavin McMahon greeted the Digital Irish attendees at Bank of Ireland’s Innovation Labs, it was a coming back to base after a complicated summer and long weekend; it felt a little like getting back on track. Booked...

September 26, 2019 No Responses

Northern Ireland Secretary Under Pressure to Save Wrightbus

The Northern Ireland Secretary is under pressure to intervene to save jobs after one of the UK’s main bus builders entered administration, a union official said. Trade unionists are holding daily meetings with the company running Co Antrim-based Wrightbus af...

September 25, 2019 No Responses

Johnson Will Be ‘A Disgrace’ If He Doesn’t Intervene in Wrightbus Crisis, Says Union

Boris Johnson will be remembered as a “disgrace” if he does not intervene to help an ailing giant of a Northern Irish bus building industry, a union leader said. Around 1,200 workers were made redundant as Co Antrim-based Wrightbus went...

September 25, 2019 No Responses

Plans in Place to Keep Flights Flying As Normal After No-Deal Brexit

Flights will continue as normal at Dublin and Cork Airports in the event of a no-deal Brexit, according to an airport director. Niall MacCarthy, the Dublin Airport Executive Brexit lead and Cork Airport managing director addressed an Irish Parliament Select...

September 24, 2019 No Responses

Irish Millennials Pessimistic About Their Economic Future

Millennials are disillusioned with traditional institutions and are pessimistic about economic and social progress, a recent survey has found. According to the 2019 Deloitte millennial survey, just 28% of Irish young people believe the economy will improve in ...

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