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Musgrave to axe 143 posts in depot closure

Friday March 05 2010

UP TO 143 jobs are to go as a result of a reorganisation of its distribution network by the Musgrave supermarket group.

A garda pictured at the scene outside the Happy Hippy Store on North Frederick Street. Photo: Collins Photo Agency

Gardai probe link between head-shop attacks

Thursday February 18 2010

GARDAI are trying to establish whether a botched attempt to burn down a store selling controversial legal highs is linked to an arson attack on another so-called head shop last week.

Gas €200 cheaper in the North despite price cut

Thursday January 07 2010

HOUSEHOLDERS in the Republic will continue to pay almost €200 a year more for their gas than consumers in Northern Ireland -- even after the 8pc price cut announced yesterday.

Boost for gas users as annual bill to fall by 8pc

Wednesday December 09 2009

HOUSEHOLDERS and small businesses can look forward to shaving an average of €53 off their gas bills in the New Year.

Drivers to be hit with 10pc hike in motor cover

Wednesday October 21 2009

INSURERS are planning to hike motor premiums again, despite rises of 15pc in the past year.

Airline warned against 'race to bottom'

Thursday October 08 2009

PASSENGERS were last night braced for changes to Aer Lingus services as the airline signalled that all aspects of its operations are to be reviewed.

Homeowners facing sky-high variable rates on mortgages

Tuesday September 29 2009

THOUSANDS of homeowners who are coming to the end of fixed rate deals are discovering they have no choice but to accept sky-high variable rates being charged by their lenders.

Cost of home improvements plummets 50pc in two years

Wednesday September 16 2009

THE cost of getting home extensions and repairs done has plummeted by over 50pc in the last two years.

Hopes dim for cuts in electricity bills as ESB tries to freeze prices

Friday August 07 2009

HOUSEHOLDERS will not see any reduction in their electricity bills this autumn as the ESB has applied to keep prices unchanged.

Fear of rate hikes in new bid to merge three banks

Monday August 03 2009

THE Government is to put plans for a 'grand merger' between the country's three smallest lenders at the top of its agenda as NAMA starts to take over loans from the main banks.