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A Social enterprise from Co Armagh will receive financial and business support from the 2012 Arthur Guinness Fund, it has been announced.
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The UK Treasury and the Executive are within days of an agreement which would underpin legislation to devolve authority to Northern Ireland to administer corporation tax.
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Volunteer now and prepare employees for retirement
As part of the European Year of Active Ageing, Volunteer Now is calling on all employers across Northern Ireland to attend a breakfast briefing to find out how signing up their employees aged 50 plus to volunteer can have a positive impact on the lives of their staff after they retire.
Still no cheer on Christmas flight hold-up
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Let's find answer before question changes again
The Irish Question was very difficult. Every time the English found the answer, the Irish changed the question."
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