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Ireland back in recession as global slowdown hits exports
Ireland ended last year in recession, according to figures released on Thursday, dealing a blow to the policy of economic austerity being forced on struggling eurozone countries by the European commission and the IMF. A dip of 0.2% in GDP in the last quarter of 2011 followed a steep fall in the third quarter, after an export drive was undermined by the slowdown in global demand. A recession is def
Day to re-Joyce as The Dead dine out in Dublin
The Dead was the final part of James Joyce's series of stories, Dubliners Dublin's most famous son is inviting dozens of people to dinner on Friday. Well, not exactly, but they have invited themselves and are organising events to commemorate one of his most critically acclaimed works. That's because it's 6 January. The date specifically chosen by James Joyce for the setting of The Dead, the final
Ireland faces new wave of emigration
Tuam Cathedral in Galway is not just showing live coverage of Sunday masses and Christmas services, but weddings and funerals too Emigration is so widespread in County Galway that one of the Catholic cathedrals has started broadcasting its services live online, so Irish people can watch in Australia and the US. Tuam Cathedral is not just showing live coverage of Sunday masses and Christmas service
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