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Kerry Group chief executive Stan McCarthy is integrating the Breeo Foods into the consumer foods unit, while targeting likely acquisitions in the high-margin ingredients area. Photo: John Bambury/ Fennells

Kerry gets second bite at buying ingredients business

Friday November 20 2009

KERRY Group is being tipped as a potential buyer of the ingredients group Chr Hansen after it emerged that the French group PAI Partners is preparing to sell the business.

City office prices down 11.3pc in third quarter

Thursday November 19 2009

Dublin offices rents fell faster than in any of 27 cities in Europe, the Middle East or Africa in the third quarter with an 11.3pc fall.

EU 'on verge' of settling banana dispute with Latin America

Thursday November 19 2009

SHARES in Dublin-listed banana importer Fyffes plc jumped almost 8pc on the back of optimism that the European Union is close to settling its 16-year-old trade dispute with Latin American banana producers.

Robinson is a fighter, but not for our farmers

Tuesday November 17 2009

The Michael Dillon Memorial lecture was delivered to the Irish Guild of Agricultural Journalists in Dublin recently by our former president, Mary Robinson.

Billy Keane: The scales of justice demand Paris leveller

Monday November 16 2009

We were beaten by a freak goal that owed more to pinball than Association Football.

Brian O'Driscoll pictured scoring the last minute try which saved the game for Ireland. Photo: Getty Images

O'Driscoll delivers on cue

Monday November 16 2009

WAITING for Drico ... With 10 minutes to go, Australia leading 20-13 and Ireland's increasingly desperate efforts being thwarted by Wallaby defenders and referee Jonathan Kaplan, the over-riding thought was: "We could do with a bit of O'Driscoll now."

Company chairman Brian O'Cathain pinpoints the massive Algerian fuel discovery, which is thought to be around twice the size of the Corrib Gas Field in the northwest of Ireland. Photo: Patrick Bolger

Petroceltic's African gas field 10th largest in world

Monday November 16 2009

A GAS discovery made by Dublin-based Petroceltic in Algeria was listed as the 10th-largest in the world so far this year in a new report from leading consultancy IHS Petroconsultants.

Never too young to go potty

Monday November 16 2009

xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxDURING a recent trip to Ireland, actress Natascha McElhone commented in a radio interview that she had amazingly toilet trained her youngest son, Rex, when he was just eight months old.