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Profits rise at tractor-maker Deere on easing of US-China trade dispute
The US farming industry had been one of the higher-profile casualties of Trump’s trade war with China
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Men held over Kevin Lunney abduction to face additional charge
Four to be charged with causing serious harm to Quinn Industrial Holdings director
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Will Avolon find itself on the block as China prepares to seize troubled parent HNA?
Joe Brennan: In truth, Beijing officials has been pulling strings behind the scenes since HNA began selling off assets at pace in 2017 to...
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Man stalked woman for weeks before climbing into flat armed with hammer
Igor Lewandowski (20) to be sentenced in May after risk of future offending assessed
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More than 25 people to sue over circulation of images taken at Dublin Garda station
Contractor working in Kilmainham allegedly circulated images of Garda bulletin board
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Lottery syndicate set up to raise money for community centre hits jackpot, well almost
The 295 winners in Cavan parish included former GAA President Aogán Ó Fearghail
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Courts Service gets orders over social media postings about elderly woman
Posts included video recordings of court hearings concerning an elderly woman
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Six Nations 2020: England v Ireland - England player profiles
John O’Sullivan has a look at Eddie Jones’s side for Sunday’s big clash at Twickenham
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Essex trailer deaths: Police in Vietnam charge seven people
Suspects charged with organising and brokering illegal emigration, local reports say
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David Mullins returns to action four months after spinal fracture
Grand National winning jockey has a total of three weekend rides at Fairyhouse and Naas
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United greats in attendance as club hero Gregg laid to rest
Ferguson, Charlton and Law among the funeral mourners in Co Derry
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UK business activity grows at steady pace in February
Expansion continues following post-election bounce, PMI survey shows
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Man found guilty of raping woman thanks to partly smoked cigarette loses appeal
Trial judge well within rights to admit DNA sample taken in Lithuania - appeals judge
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Use of CCTV footage in disciplinary process breached data rights
Man appealed ruling that followed investigation into offensive graffiti and unauthorised breaks
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Jogger injured by galloping horse could face substantial legal bill
Judge sympathises with Gary Turner but is unable to find liability on part of defendants
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U2 gross over $1bn in live ticket sales between 2010 and 2019
Dublin group did five separate tours in last decade ending with 2019’s The Joshua Tree
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Why Sweden ditched its negative rate experiment
Has the biggest monetary policy experiment of modern times actually worked?
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Serving fireman charged with possessing cocaine at Tipperary fire station
Fireman Michael Morgan (40) facing charges with John Walsh (33), also from Nenagh
Serving fireman charged with possessing cocaine at Tipperary fire station
Fireman Michael Morgan (40) facing charges with John Walsh (33), also from Nenagh
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Fears of flooding increase as wind and rain warning issued
Shannon, Moy, Corrib catchment areas face more heavy downpours in coming days
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Eddie Jones: back three will deal with Irish aerial threat
The England head coach explains his team selection and Sunday’s importance
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Euro zone manufacturing slump eases despite coronavirus
Figures offer snapshot on how Europe’s companies are dealing with fallout from disease
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Factory gate prices fall 4.3% in year to January
Dairy and fish prices rise, while meat prices drop, CSO wholesale data shows
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Harris agrees with PSNI that army council still oversees both Sinn Féin and IRA
“I am aware of the PSNI and British security service’s assessment and we do not differ,’ Garda Commissioner says
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Coleraine-based company Maine creating 150 new jobs
The new roles will contribute almost £3.8m in annual salaries to the local economy
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