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Musgrave’s group CEO Chris Martin in a feature by the Irish Examiner with regards to the current situation with Superquinn and it’s future.

The big names were on form over the weekend in Iveagh gardens. After a drizzly start on thursday evening, the summer came back briefly from it’s holidays in the Med and stuck around for the weekend giving a real festival vibe within the gardens.

Ireland receives top stars from US Energy Alliance for Better Energy programme/ Stars in their eyesMr Pat Rabbitte TD, Minister for Communications, Energy and Natural Resources alongside SEAI Chief Executive Professor Owen Lewis at the announcemen…

GLOBAL WINNERS OF THE MICROSOFT IMAGINE CUP BEGIN HOME COMING CELEBRATIONS:Team Hermes from IT Sligo was warmly welcomed by family and friends in Dublin airport yesterday morning. Students and supporters began celebrating their global victory in t…

The Plinth at Leinster House turned Pink last Friday when 30 something Senators and TD’s gathered to show support for the Irish Cancer Society’s Pink Ribbon awareness initiative. While the ladies certainly upstaged the men in the pink fashion stak…

Dublin footballers ??amon Fennell,and Eoghan O???Gara along with RT?? sports broadcaster Jacqui Hurley were on hand to launch the annual Tom??s Mulligan Memorial Cycle in aid of Pieta House, the suicide crisis centre. The fun cycle, which is in its fou…

Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton was on hand with Paddy Cosgrave, organiser of the Dublin Web Summit at the launch of the Dublin Web Summit which will take place over two days in the RDS, from October 27th to October 28…

Blue skies dominated the horizon as President Mary McAleese hosted a Family Garden Party at Aras An Uachtarain on Saturday last. The party took on a festival feel with the arrival of Irish band ‘The Coronas’.

Diving in for a great cause:Pic shows Keelin Moore as she gets a little help from her fellow swimmers at the start of the Triathlon.Over 60 O2 staff took part in a Fun Relay Triathlon Fundraiser for Headstrong in Dublin???s Docklands today. Starting…

An Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton visited Microsoft Ireland where they discussed issues including the opportunities Cloud Computing can deliver for Ireland, economic renewal and job creation w…