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Tánaiste Promotes Ireland as a Source of Software Supply

Dramatic changes have taken place in the composition of Irish exports over the last ten years. High-technology software products now account for close to ¤12 billion in exports, delivered by over 800 multinational and Irish owned businesses, putting us in the top league of producers and exporters of software. This is in stark contrast to the position that prevailed just ten years ago, when exports...

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Tánaiste concerned at Aer Lingus cuts

THE TÁNAISTE and Minister for Enterprise and Employment is "disappointed" at the scale of the proposed cutbacks at Aer Lingus, a spokeswoman said yesterday.

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Dell Staff to Learn Fate of Firm Today ; INDUSTRY

By SARAH BARDON THE future of Dell in Ireland could be known by the end of today. Tanaiste Mary Coughlan is holding a summit with the computer giant and could make an announcement on the firm's Limerick plant by this afternoon.

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SUMMONED TO THE HEADMASTERS STUDY...

Naughty Irish. "Brian Cowen, Ireland's Prime Minister, must explain to a summit of Europe's leaders next Wednesday how he is planning to resuscitate the EU Treaty, which was rejected by Irish voters in June. While the final decision will be taken in December, Mr Cowen will hear demands from France and Germany that a second referendum take place as early as March 2009, before European elections. Brussels...

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Barack Obama's right-hand man

BRIAN COWEN'S super-sized guarantee for the Irish banking system angered some of his European counterparts but the policy finds a staunch friend in Robert Shapiro, an economic adviser to Barack Obama's campaign and a former US under-secretary for commerce

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Speech by the Tánaiste at the all-island Skills Conference in the Millennium Forum Derry

I am very pleased to have the opportunity to be in this historic city again this morning and to participate in this important all-island Skills Conference.

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Speech by Minister Kelleher on the Private Members Motion on Employment

Over the past two evenings we have heard from the Tánaiste, Ministers and TDs of this Government’s commitment to this country’s economic and social well being. This Government has over the past 11 years created an additional 640,000 jobs bringing the total number of people in employment to over 2.1 million. This is the highest level of employment in the history of the State.

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Cowen praises SF on Executive

TAOISEACH BRIAN Cowen praised Sinn Féin's role in attempting to break the impasse in the Northern Executive.

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Neelie 1 – Ireland 0

Ireland's €400 billion-plus bank guarantee scheme, we are told , can't be finalised without the approval of the European Union, but Irish Prime Minister Brian Cowen plans to have a draft of the proposal ready later in the week. However, the finished proposal will not be ready to be put before the parliament until 15 or 16 October, when the parliament will also be debating the government's 2009 budget,...

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Tánaiste Launches ¤75m Ulster Bank Diageo Venture Fund managed by NCB

The Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Trade and Employment, Mary Coughlan T.D., today (Wednesday 8th October 2008) announced the first closing of the Ulster Bank Diageo Venture Fund Limited Partnership - a new ¤75m fund to be managed by NCB Ventures, the venture capital arm of NCB Group.

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Address by Tánaiste at the Private Members Motion on Unemployment

I welcome this debate and in particular the opportunity for the Government to set out how and why it is well placed to meet the challenges that face Ireland – challenges that also face most other major western economies – as a result of today’s difficult global economic climate.

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Government unveils unemployment initiatives

The state training agency Fás is to introduce a number of new initiatives to assist unemployed construction workers, including helping them to find work abroad, the Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment, Mary Coughlan told the Dáil tonight.

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Fallout from Dell withdrawal report

The Labour Party TD Jan O’Sullivan called on the government to “pull out all the stops” to keep the Limerick plant going. “If indeed Dell has signalled their intention to the Govt that they intend to withdraw from Ireland, Tanaiste and …... Continue reading »

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Tánaiste and Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries & Food Jointly Launch Enterprise Ireland Strategy for Prepared Consumer Foods Sector

The Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Mary Coughlan T.D. and the Minister for Agriculture, Fisheries and Food Brendan Smith T.D. today (Monday 6th October 2008) launched Enterprise Ireland’s strategy for the accelerated growth and international development of Ireland’s prepared consumer foods industry.

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Tánaiste Announces Thurles Company Dew Valley Foods to Invest Over ¤21m in Expansion and R&D

Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise Trade and Employment Mary Coughlan T.D today announced a ¤21.8m investment by Dew Valley Foods, located in Thurles, Co. Tipperary with the support of Government through Enterprise Ireland.