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Tag Archives: Republic of Ireland

06Sep/21

Business Collaboration Boost in First Irish Trade Mission to the UK, as Economies Emerge from Pandemic, Led by Ireland’s Deputy Prime Minister Leo Varadkar

September 6, 2021EconomyCountries, France, Germany, Government of the Republic of Ireland, Ireland, Leo Varadkar, London, Members of the 30th Dáil, Members of the 31st Dáil, Members of the 32nd Dáil, Members of the 33rd Dáil, Minister for Enterprise, Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Republic of Ireland, Taoisigh, Teachtaí Dála, Trade and Employment, UK, United Kingdomsmbale

Ireland’s Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Leo Varadkar TD visited the UK today for the start of a three-country trade mission focused on greater trade collaboration which goes on to France and Germany. With London being the first leg of the trade mission, it signifies the importance of the partnership with the UK as the neighbouring market to Ireland and the strength of the long-standing trading relationship in place between the two countries. Continue reading

31Aug/16

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Consumers in London welcome EU Apple tax ruling

August 31, 2016FinanceApple Inc., Business, Business/Finance, Company: Apple, Corporate tax avoidance, Country: Republic of Ireland, Economy, European Commission, International taxation, IPhone, Ireland, Jules Auchecorne, London, Londoner Sally Bradley, Primary dealers, Republic of Ireland, Sally Bradley, Sam Fortune, State aid, Subprime mortgage crisis, Tax, Tax avoidance, Taxation in the Republic of Ireland, United Kingdom, Value added taxsmbale

Consumers in London welcome a European Commission order that Apple Inc. must pay Ireland unpaid taxes of up to 13 billion euros (US14.5 billion dollars) as it rules the firm received illegal state aid.
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18Oct/15

Argentine captain says beating Ireland to reach RWC semi-final is incredible

October 18, 2015RugbyAgustín Creevy, Argentina, Argentine, Cardiff, Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Rugby football, Rugby union, RUGBY WORLD CUP LIMITED, Sportspeople, United Kingdom, Walessmbale

Argentina captain Agustin Creevy says it’s incredible that they have beaten Ireland to reach the Rugby World Cup semi-finals.

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09Sep/15

2015 Rugby Union World Cup – Ireland profile

September 9, 2015RugbyArgentina, Cardiff, France, Ireland, Ireland national rugby union team, Italy, J. J. McCoy, Jamie Heaslip, Joe Schmidt, Jonathan Sexton, London, New Zealand, Paul O'Connell, Philippe Saint-Andre, Republic of Ireland, Rugby union, Rugby union in the United States, Rugby World Cup, Ryan Crotty, Scotland, Sportspeople, Tadhg Furlong, United Kingdom, Wales, Warren Gatland, World championships, World Cupsmbale

Profile of Ireland ahead of the 2015 Rugby Union World Cup being hosted by England and Wales.

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23May/15

Adams says Ireland’s ‘yes’ result “huge day for equality”

May 23, 2015PoliticsBritish Isles, British MPs, Democratic socialism, Dublin, Fein, Gerry Adams, House of Commons of the United Kingdom, Ireland, Irish Republican Movement, Irish republicans, Leader, Legislators, LGBT rights in Northern Ireland, Members of the 31st Dáil, Members of the 32nd Dáil, Members of the Northern Ireland Forum, Politics, Politics of Europe, Republic of Ireland, Same-sex marriage, Sinn Féin, Social Issuessmbale

Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams welcomes Ireland’s landslide ‘yes’ vote for same-sex marriage and says it is a “huge day for equality”.

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23May/15

Early counting points to strong ‘Yes’ vote in Irish same-sex marriage referendum

May 23, 2015PoliticsDublin, France, Ireland, Kevin Humphreys, LGBT, LGBT history, LGBT rights in Northern Ireland, LGBT rights in the Republic of Ireland, Personal life, Politics, Recognition of same-sex unions in Ireland, Republic of Ireland, Same-sex marriage, Social history, Social Issues, Status of same-sex marriagesmbale

Early counting indicates Ireland has voted heavily in favour of allowing same-sex marriage in an historic referendum

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21Mar/15

England’s Lancaster considers last opponents France and possible Six Nations triumph

March 21, 2015RugbyAustralia, BAGSHOT, Courtney Lawes, Dave Attwood, Easter, Edinburgh, England national rugby union team, France, Geoff Parling, Ireland, Italy, Nick Easter, Republic of Ireland, Rugby union, Scotland, Six Nations Championship, Sports, Stuart Lancaster, United Kingdom, Walessmbale

England rugby union head coach Stuart Lancaster recalls forwards Geoff Parling and Nick Easter to face a difficult French team on the last day of the Six Nations, which he believes will be unique in the sporting world.
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