Greyhound racing to continue at Shelbourne Park for ‘at least 30 years’
Owner of the greyhound racing track wants to develop the site for housing
Dispute over Shelbourne Greyhound Stadium car park operation before High Court
Stadium owner wants car park to be vacated and delivered up by firm which operated it
Banks warn customers about Brexit disruption to direct debits
UK banks will require Irish addresses for processing waste and household bills
India’s Huawei snub prompts new crisis for Chinese telecoms group
At stake for Huawei is access to the world’s second-largest mobile market
Aircoach owner suffers €333m loss on coronavirus and US Greyhound unit
FirstGroup warns of ‘material uncertainty’ about ability to survive nect year
Digital bank N26 raises more than $100m to accelerate growth
Berlin-based fintech has more than 5m customers, including 100,000 in Ireland
Greyhound racing company takes High Court action against protesters
Irish Greyhound Board refuses to comment on action taken by company it controls
European shares hit by Daimler warning, weak economic data
Germany avoids technical recession but grew just 0.1% in the third quarter
Bord na gCon to use €6m from Harold’s Cross sale to improve other dog tracks
Greyhound racing body sold Dublin dog track to Department of Education for €23m
Firm behind Harold’s Cross greyhound track wrote off €6.5m from sale
Dublin track sold to Department of Education in 2018 for €23m, sparking political row
Cork greyhound professionals defend integrity of sport
RTE programme’s figures on culled dogs disputed but traceability issues admitted
Aircoach owner FirstGroup to sell off Greyhound, First Bus
Chief executive bows to pressure and unveils plans to concentrate on two US assets
Irish Retired Greyhound Trust has rehomed more than 5,000 dogs
Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed pays tribute to work of organisation
Perception that trainers use drugs on dogs ruins industry image
Trainers found guilty of doping dogs had ‘no place in the industry’ – trainer Paul Hennessy
Record temperatures continue with 32 degrees recorded in Shannon
Heat causing problems for water supplies, transport links and spread of gorse fires
Britain’s great greyhound racing advocate faces Brexit bind
Former Tory peer Alexander Hesketh is pro-Brexit, even though it threatens his other passion
Travelling Europe on a budget? Coaches offer best value for money
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Bin company may stop collecting plastic bags over syringe risk
Greyhound says organised criminals involved in production of counterfeit bags
Coveney criticises Greyhound over bin-charge policy
Minister ‘not happy’ with move to automatically transfer customers to pay by weight
Bin charges to be frozen for 12 months
Fianna Fáil backs deal to put a stay on introducing a pay-by-weight pricing structure
Finding ways to save on bin charges is worth the effort
Customers may see upward pressure on prices as operators prepare for new service
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Great expectations blamed for industrial unrest
CSO figures reveal complex picture of workplace complaints
Greyhound workers to vote on revised pay proposals
Deal would see some staff getting redundancy and others being compensated
Proceedings against protesters at Greyhound plant adjourned
Workers picketing at Clondalkin waste disposal company since June
Councillors compare Greyhound dispute to 1913 Lockout
Lord Mayor says 'heavy-handed tactics' used in policing of pickets
Siptu to attend LRC to discuss Greyhound dispute
Company says it is willing to engage with workers but warns cost savings needed
Greyhound workers hear calls for a national strike
Refuse collection services in parts of south Dublin hit by rally at recycling plant
Unite provides €10,000 to support striking Greyhound workers in Dublin
Trade union delegation visits picket line at the waste recycling facility
Uncompetitive wage rates will put us out of business, says Greyhound boss
Michael Buckley claims his company is suffering from ‘race to the bottom’ in the waste industry
Siptu has agreed lower wage rate with rivals, says Greyhound
Director claims union accepts competitors paying lower rates than those his firm is seeking
Greyhound offences highlight private waste industry woes
Cost-cutting has led to environmental breaches and staff pay dispute
Former Greyhound driver supplies ‘contingency staff’ during strike
Calin Bogdan not on State list of licensed employment agents and agencies
Trashing the concept of a public service
‘Customers’ are being asked to collude in the impoverishment of the men who collect their bins
Up to 500 march in support of Greyhound workers
Waste disposal staff in dispute with firm over wage cuts of up to 35%
Siptu to decide on pay cut proposals for staff at Iarnród Éireann
Rally and march to take place over strike at Greyhound bin-collection company
Plan to protect Dublin homeless sleeping in bins
Dublin City Council to call in recycling companies after man narrowly escapes being crushed
Man sleeping in bin narrowly escapes being crushed in truck
Homeless charity says incident highlights the vulnerability of rough-sleepers in the capital
Council seizes 500 tonnes of bonfire fuel ahead of Halloween
Dublin Fire Brigade warns against illegal fires and use of fireworks
Greyhound says up to 10% of bin tags counterfeit
Sale of fake tags costing waste firm more than €100,000 annually
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