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Galligan slams AAI on return from illness lay-off
2 days ago

Irish international Roseanne Galligan finally returned to the track last weekend after a lengthy illness lay-off -- but says it was no thanks to Athletics Ireland (AAI).The Newbridge athlete, a former European junior finalist, who ran the fourth fastest
Sanctions costing Syria £2.5bn
4 days ago

Syria has acknowledged the heavy toll international sanctions have taken on the country's oil sector, admitting they have sucked about 4 billion US dollars (£2.5 billion) from the economy.Oil minister Sufian Allaw said the sanctions levied by the US and
Cosmetics, detergents and pollutants may reduce sperm count
1 week ago

MEN’S sperm count could be reduced by exposure to chemicals in the environment, according to research.A rise in IVF treatments could be down to the effect of chemicals such as cosmetics, detergents and pollutants.Researchers from the University of Glasgo
Balmoral secures PayPal
3 weeks ago

Balmoral International Land Holdings plc, headed by the McCann fruit importer family, has concluded a deal to lease its 13,450sqm technology building at the Xerox Technology Campus, Dundalk, Co Louth to PayPal Europe Services Ltd, the global online payme
UK recession will hit Irish exports
1 month ago

worst-hit by the UK slowdown, according to Professor Lane.Joe Durkan of the ESRI said confirmation of a slowdown in the UK was likely to be echoed inside the eurozone as the year goes on.The weakening demand from the UK is already reflected in slower ind
Argentina rejects demand by Repsol for $10.5bn compensation
1 month ago

ARGENTINA rejected Spanish oil giant Repsol's demand for $10.5bn in compensation after Argentine President Cristina Fernandez de Kirchner seized Repsol's YPF unit, saying it hasn't invested enough in the South American country.Argentina will rely on "sol
Banks need to top up, says Fed chief Ben Bernanke
1 month ago

US Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke has said banks need to have more capital at hand in order to ensure the financial system is stable.Mr Bernanke said regulators were taking steps to force financial institutions to hold higher capital buffers, even
'No change' to private sector pay despite the recession
1 month ago

AVERAGE earnings in the private sector remained virtually unchanged throughout the recession, according to a leading government think-tank.The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) claims that both average earnings and average labour costs hardly