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Britain intends to apply a tax on excessive sugar levels in soft drinks, the UK’s Finance Minister George Osborne, revealed today while outlining details of the latest
Britain intends to apply a tax on excessive sugar levels in soft drinks, the UK’s Finance Minister George Osborne, revealed...
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Showcasing an impressive new look following a multi-million euro investment, SuperValu Lucan is a store that has made a tangible impact on the local community. The supermarket's latest goodwill
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Colin and Eugene Fee’s Maxol Mace on the Dublin Road in Dundalk officially launched on 7 March, in a move which has created more than 25 new jobs for the area. Situated opposite the Dundalk
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The latest figures from the Revenue Commissioners’ alcohol clearance data show a further decrease in alcohol consumption in Ireland last year, continuing a long-term trend of consumption decline
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The executives at Sainsbury's HQ may be breathing a sigh of relief this week. The retailer has revealed its first growth in more than two years, and small as it may be (0.1% in the 9 weeks to 1st
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Britain intends to apply a tax on excessive sugar levels in soft drinks, the UK’s Finance Minister George Osborne, revealed today while outlining details of the latest
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Dublin's Shelbourne Hotel has been booked for the annual Irish Grocers Benevolent Fund (IGBF) Mid-Summer Ball, which will take place on Friday, 3 June 2016.
This year’s theme for the highly
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Irish telematics company Transpoco has signed a major new agreement with Topaz Energy Group. In a deal estimated to be worth initially up to €250,000 per annum, Topaz will promote the Synx
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As the world prepares to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day and all things Irish this week, Bord Bia will maximize the opportunity to promote Irish food and drink to a global audience. From Abu Dhabi to
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The strong start to 2016 has continued for the supermarket sector, according to the latest supermarket share figures from Kantar Worldpanel in Ireland, published today for the 12 weeks ending 28
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