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Eamonn Clifford and Amy Quinn from Bray Lakers Athletics Club do a check-up on Liam
FitzGerald, chief executive of United Drug, and rugby international Tomas O'Leary, at the
announcement of the partnership with United Drug as official supplier to the 2010 Special
Olympics Ireland Games

Eamonn Clifford and Amy Quinn from Bray Lakers Athletics Club do a check-up on Liam FitzGerald, chief executive of United Drug, and rugby international Tomas O'Leary, at the announcement of the partnership with United Drug as official supplier to the 2010 Special Olympics Ireland Games

United Drug lines out with support for Special Olympics

UNITED Drug boss Liam FitzGerald and Ireland rugby star Tomas O'Leary come together with athletes to celebrate the drug giant's appointment as an official supplier for the 2010 Special Olympics Ireland Games.

Country Mix hopes outsourcing deal will quadruple agency ad sales

NICHE radio player Country Mix is hoping to quadruple its big brand advertising after outsourcing all its agency dealings to local radio sales-house IRS.

Score yourself a World Cup DVD collection

AS football fans steel themselves for a World Cup in which we were cheated out of a place, the Irish Independent is offering the nation's soccer enthusiasts the chance to relieve the glory of tournaments past. A new promotion kicking off this week will allow readers to collect 15 action-packed DVDs with highlights from every World Cup between 1930 and 2006.

Reprieve for radio stations as watchdog suspends levy payment

By Laura Noonan

IRELAND's radio stations are claiming a partial victory in the battle against the controversial broadcasting levy after the sector's watchdog agreed to suspend collection of the first tranche of the payment.

Johnston to keep Irish titles despite poor recovery

By Laura Noonan

LOCAL newspaper owner Johnston Press suffered a 25pc fall in Irish advertising revenue last year but yesterday insisted the sale of its Irish titles was not being "contemplated".

Rugby fans face off in Bus Eireann competition

ALMOST 400 Facebook users are fighting it out in an online popularity contest to win rugby tickets from Bus Eireann.

Internet ad company spins its web wider

THE newly established Irish wing of the Interactive Advertising Bureau has signed up its 10th partner in the form of online selling site donedeal.ie

Newstalk deal cuts contract costs by third

Newstalk's recently won 'news services' contract will cost the local radio industry about a third of the running costs of collapsed Independent Network News (INN), informed sources tell Postscript.

Zesty approach to social media bears fruit for firm

GOOD-news stories are hard to come by in the media world these days, but the evolution of social media start-up Simply Zesty shows that there's still life in at least part of the market.

Directory keeps an ear on the clock in radio link-up

MAKING the transition from number checks to time checks, directory inquiries service 11850 has signed on the dotted line to become sponsor for Today FM's clock-watching service.

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