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Ireland
Ireland to close Apple tax loophole
Oct 16, 2013
Apple used the rule to shelter $40 billion in profits.
The Senate might be abolished...in Ireland
Oct 4, 2013
On Friday, Ireland is voting to abolish one of the houses of the country's parliament. Supporters say the move is a cost-cutting measure as well.
Down and out, the Irish turn to tech
Sep 23, 2013
It’s thought Ireland is home to around 500 tech startups.
The global echos of America's financial mess
Sep 13, 2013
The effects of the 2008 financial crisis hit even disparate economies like Ireland, Iceland and Latvia.
Ireland five years after Lehman
Sep 13, 2013
Five years after Lehman went bust, Ireland is still grappling with the effects of the global crisis.
At Intrade, all bets are off due to financial probe
Mar 11, 2013
Intrade, the online betting site, has shut up shop as it investigates financial irregularities. The Irish based company allowed customers to bet on a wide range of non-sporting events including U.S. elections and the Academy Awards.
Irish priest reflects on economy two years after bailout
Nov 30, 2012
It was exactly two years ago that Ireland faced a similar problem and got an international bailout. How is the country faring now?
For public good, not for profit.
What's up, Europe? Irish continue to muddle
by
Kai Ryssdal
Jun 22, 2012
As the Irish keep an eye on Greece and Spain, what news is keeping the Irish upbeat?
A man walks into a bar… in Ireland
Jun 11, 2012
Europe correspondent Stephen Beard begins a five-part series from bars in Europe. He gets the opinions of ordinary Europeans on the ongoing debt crisis, starting with the Irish.
Ireland votes on EU fiscal discipline treaty
May 31, 2012
Today, Ireland is holding a referendum on whether to ratify Europe's new fiscal discipline pact. A vote against the treaty would challenge German-backed austerity measures.