2 d. ago Growth in Irish living standards is likely to disappoint over the next 20 years

Not much scope for a further increase in third-level participation and productivity growth must slow

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4 d. ago Braveheart faithful join cast and Hollywood star Gibson to mark 30th anniversary of production

Locations in Ireland used for film include Trim Castle, Bective Abbey and the Curragh

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4 d. ago Braveheart faithful join Mel Gibson and cast to mark 30th anniversary of production

Locations in Ireland used for film include Trim Castle, Bective Abbey and the Curragh

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5 d. ago Two online influencers found in breach of advertising standards over product posts

They should have been clearer over online messages being advertisements, says watchdog

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5 d. ago Food production resumes at Ballymaguire Foods after listeriosis outbreak

Two weeks ago the FSAI said there was an ‘extensive’ outbreak of listeriosis and dozens of meals and side dishes were being recalled.

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5 d. ago Complaints upheld against influencer over incorrect ad disclosures and possible use of filters

The complainants considered that Julie Haynes was using a filter while applying certain products and the advertising watchdog received no evidence to counter this.

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5 d. ago Food company resumes production after listeria detection led to products being taken off shelves

Ballymaguire Foods will have their products back on retail shelves from Tuesday.

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6 d. ago Supermarket profit margins ‘not notably high’ despite rising prices, watchdog says

Retailers may be absorbing higher production costs rather than passing them fully onto consumers, CCPC report suggests

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6 d. ago We all need to consume less if we are to save our environment from catastrophe

Consider how you can reuse, repair and rent rather than always buying new products

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7 d. ago AI’s inbuilt biases threaten to undermine women in the workplace

For many companies, the short-term promise of productivity seems to be overcoming the hard reality of long-term bias and exclusion

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7 d. ago Northern Ireland: Coriander and hummus products recalled over listeria

Northern Ireland: Coriander and hummus products recalled over listeria  BBC

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8 d. ago Gardaí urge businesses to arrange for HHC product collection

Gardaí in Donegal are calling on businesses selling Hexahydrocannabinol (HHC) to be aware that products are now illegal and must… The post Gardaí urge businesses to arrange for HHC product collection appeared first on Donegal Daily.

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9 d. ago Trump threatens to ramp up tariffs on India for its dealing with 'Russian War Machine'

For now, an existing 10 percent US tariff on Indian products is expected to rise to 25 percent come Thursday.

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1 week ago FSAI orders more recalls spinach and mixed leaf products affected by Listeria monocytogenes

It’s the third warning the FSAI has put out about mixed leaf products in recent weeks.

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1 week ago Update (3) to recall of various branded Spinach and Mixed Leaves products produced by McCormack Fami

Update (3) to recall of various branded Spinach and Mixed Leaves products produced by McCormack Fami  Food Safety Authority of Ireland

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2 w. ago Listeria: Spinach and mixed leaves recall in Northern Ireland

Listeria: Spinach and mixed leaves recall in Northern Ireland  BBC

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3 w. ago Over 250 unsafe baby carriers, slings, and walkers removed from sale over non

Safety officers from the CCPC issued 72 of the EU’s 252 takedown orders, which targeted baby carriers, slings, and baby walkers.

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3 w. ago Irish authorities assist with removal of over 250 baby products that breached EU safety rules

Safety officers from the CCPC issued 72 of the EU’s 252 takedown orders, which targeted baby carriers, slings, and baby walkers.

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3 w. ago Arts Festival stages free street spectacle in the city today and tomorrow

This article first appeared on Galway Bay FM The Galway International Arts Festival free street spectacle will take to the streets of Galway tonight and tomorrow night Known as Microcosmos it involves a twelve-meter grasshopper with dazzling eyes, carrying musicians and acrobats on its back The production by France’s Planete Vapeur will travel from Eyre […] The post Arts Festival stages free street spectacle in the city today and tomorrow appeared first on Connacht Tribune - Galway City Tribune.

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4 w. ago Opinion: Ireland provides blueprint to boost 'stagnant' Canadian productivity

Opinion: Ireland provides blueprint to boost 'stagnant' Canadian productivity  Windsor Star

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