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Business and Economy:

Biotechnology Ireland

Information site for students, researchers and companies. Listing articles, company reviews, conferences and employment

http://www.biotechnologyireland.com/

Graand

Free Classified Ads Portal

www.graand.com

Bord na Mona Group

International supplier of products and services based principally on peat, and substantial landowner nationwide, operating on a distributed basis.

http://www.bnm.ie/

Business and Company Formations

Irish company formation and company registration service.

http://www.businesscompanyformations.ie

County and City Development Boards

Information and promotion of Ireland's county and city development boards.

http://www.cdb.ie

EU Structural Funding

Operational programmes, community initiatives, regional data and the national development plan.

http://www.csfinfo.com

Guaranteed Irish

Supports and protects business, industry and jobs in Ireland

http://www.guaranteedirish.ie/

Institute of Directors in Ireland

Representing chairpersons, chief executives, directors and senior executives.

http://www.iodireland.ie/

Ireland China Association

Information for the public and members.

http://www.irelandchina.org

Irish League of Credit Unions

The league promotes its members and provides central services to Irish credit unions. Describes services, member locations and events.

http://www.creditunion.ie/

Lisnavagh Timber Project

Supplies Irish homegrown hardwood timber from sustainable resources.

http://irishwoods.com/

The Out Door Concept Company

Contractor for supplying college and school waterproofs. Events attended and customer list. Prices available on registration.

http://www.odcc.ie

Small Firms Association

Offering advice and assistance to small business.

http://www.sfa.ie

Value Ireland

Ireland forum comparing prices with warnings about over-pricing. Organised by county and town, submit comments.

http://www.valueireland.com

Butcher battles 'no chopping or singing in the morning' order

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Anger over council cash funding

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Scientists discover ray of hope for the red squirrel

Some red squirrels have developed immunity to a deadly disease carried by grey squirrels, scientists find.

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Wales slip to a narrow defeat against Germany their in 2010 World Cup qualifying Group Four game in Monchengladbach.

news.bbc.co.uk

'Easy prey'

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Madonna and Ritchie confirm split

Pop star Madonna and her film director husband Guy Ritchie are to divorce, their PR representatives confirm.

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Rooney hits double in England win

Wayne Rooney scores twice as England win 3-1 in Belarus to make it four wins from four World Cup qualifiers.

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Recession fears knock US shares

Wall Street shares plummet on fresh fears of a global recession despite moves to strengthen the financial system.

news.bbc.co.uk

In pictures

Madonna, Guy and their memorable moments

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Man admits botched bomb attack

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Send your video, pictures and story ideas

Have you got a good story? BBC News wants to hear from you.

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'Bomb material purchase' on CCTV

A man accused of attempted car bombings at Glasgow airport and in London was captured on CCTV, a jury hears.

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Inflation riddle

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G8 backs financial reform summit

The G8 leaders agree to hold a summit with other states to discuss global financial reform, and reopen trade negotiations.

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Blue Peter at 50

A look back at some of the iconic show's highlights

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The big chill

Icelanders save up their hate for unsuspecting Brits

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Watchdog sorry for bank failings

The financial services watchdog apologises for failing to spot banking problems which led to the government bail-out.

news.bbc.co.uk

BBC evicts top shows from London

The BBC moves The Weakest Link and Newsnight Review to Glasgow as part of a plan to make sure it represents all of the UK.

news.bbc.co.uk

Three-year police pay deal struck

A new three-year pay deal for UK police is agreed between the Police Federation and the Home Office.

news.bbc.co.uk

Jobless rise highest for 17 years

The number of people out of work in the UK soared by 164,000 over the summer, increasing the jobless total to 1.79 million.

news.bbc.co.uk

Progress made in teacher strike

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Unemployment

How bad will things get in the jobs market?

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