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Revenue to seek Swiss bank data
Tuesday February 09 2010
IRISH officials will ask their German counterparts for details of any local tax dodgers listed on a CD containing tax-sensitive data which Germany is buying from an informant for €2.5m.
50pc jump in number applying to attend UK colleges
Tuesday February 09 2010
THE number of Irish students applying for university places in Britain and Northern Ireland has rocketed by 50pc this year.
Take advantage of free FIFA offer
Tuesday February 09 2010
- Tired of shelling out every year for a new FIFA game? Developer EA is planning a free downloadable version for your PC later this year. Sign up for out the beta version at www.fifa-online.easports.com
- Free Dublin paper Metro Herald has released a smart iPhone app to enable you read every day's edition on the go. The website's not bad either: e-edition.metroireland.ie
- Don't tell me you're still using Internet Explorer 6? The security of that web browser has more holes than Swiss cheese and everyone from France to Germany has warned people to avoid it. Upgrade to IE8 or, better still, try Firefox or Opera -- both free and more powerful.
- Amazon has been forced to raise prices for certain books after a stand-off with publisher Macmillan.
Grid again plays havoc with quotes
Tuesday February 09 2010
Our soccer fans are not the only ones facing long journeys in the foreseeable future. If we want to get beef to a viable level our processors have just as far to travel on prices. While Giovanni Trapattoni's followers will often be travelling east, cattle prices need to go northwards in direction -- and fast.
Live exports to settle near 100,000 head
Tuesday February 09 2010
Live exports of sheep are set to continue as a feature of the mart trade this year, with Bord Bia predicting that the number of sheep exported live will be maintained.
While the world dithers, Iran is getting closer to a nuclear bomb
Tuesday February 09 2010
THE attempt to talk Iran down from its nuclear ambitions is going badly. Yesterday, Tehran formally told the International Atomic Energy Agency, the UN watchdog, that it would move further ahead with its uranium-enrichment programme. This will take it one big step closer to a nuclear-weapons capability.
Nazi conscript salutes Dublin youth for sparing him horrors of Russian front
Monday February 08 2010
THE only Dubliner known to have served in the Nazi army has revealed how his Irish background saved his life.
Farmers to escape a sudden cut in CAP payments
Monday February 08 2010
IRISH farmers will escape a sudden sharp drop in their EU farm payments with changes likely to be phased in over seven years.
Poor standard of maths and science 'costs €8bn a year'
Monday February 08 2010
IRELAND could be an average of €8bn a year better off if today's 15-year-olds were world-class students of science and maths.
Cowardice is the new religion
Monday February 08 2010
David Quinn was right to highlight the fact that Irish politicians are "disastrously and shamefully" all too happy to impose a new absolutism of equality espoused in the UK by left-wing pressure groups ('Religious freedoms under attack from equality laws', Irish Independent, February 5).
