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A hydraulic excavator is used for floor slab transfers during a building construction.
(photo: WN / RTayco)
Construction still 'under pressure'
Belfast Telegraph
Northern Ireland's construction sector remains under extreme pressure despite a marginal improvement in its downward trend, industry experts have said. | The latest RICS (Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors) Construction Market Survey showed the downturn eased slightly in the first quarter of 2...
Beacon US Airways N839AW Airbus A319
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US Airways adds flights to Europe this summer
TravelDailyNews
US Airways customers will have more ways to get to Europe this summer with daily, seasonal service to Barcelona, Spain; Athens, Greece; Glasgow, Scotland; Venice, Italy; and Lisbon, Portugal from the airline's hub at Philadelphia. Daily, seasonal service will also be added from the airline's Charlot...
Ex-Payzone chief seeks injunctions against bank
Irish Times
| The former chief executive of a card-payment company and his wife are seeking High Court injunctions over a bank's alleged failure to obey a court ruling relating to an appeal over a Euro5.1 million mortgage on their family home. | John Nagle, form...
Irish students are among the award winners at international science fair
Irish Times
| MARIE BORAN | Two of the three Irish projects in the Intel International Science and Engineering Fair 2012 in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, have won awards. | Ruairi O'Neill (16) and Eoghan Flynn (15), Freshman Blackwater Community School, Waterford, w...
Facebook fails to inspire US markets
Irish Times
| FIONA REDDAN | FACEBOOK'S FLOTATION on Nasdaq may have been the main story in the US yesterday, but in Europe markets continued to be held hostage by ongoing euro zone volatility, as most markets closed down. | DUBLIN | ON THE Iseq, stocks fell in ...
Retail development ramping up at Powers-Dublin intersection
Colorado Springs Gazette
| Restaurants, big box stores and shopping centers have become as common as traffic signals at key intersections along Powers Boulevard, on Colorado Springs' east and northeast sides. | But as Powers has evolved into a top retail destination over the...
APNewsBreak Police: Irish dissidents charged with terror offenses ahead of Olympic torch relay
Orlando Sentinel
LONDON (AP) — Five dissidents were arrested and charged with a range of serious and rarely invoked terror offenses, Northern Irish police said Friday. | Five men aged between 33 and 47 were charged with offenses such as conspiracy to murder, co...
Travel Picks: Top 10 graduate destinations
Reuters
| SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - You're in the final phase of revision before exams and the glorious release from academia. | Soon it will be time for graduates to celebrate the successful completion of their degrees. In that spirit, online travel adviser...
Willie Walsh, CEO of British Airways, poses for photographs in Terminal 7 at JFK International Airport on Wednesday, May 21, 2008 in New York.
AP / Mark Lennihan
BA boss: Flights tax could put Belfast to Heathrow at risk
Belfast Telegraph
Northern Ireland's air tax premium over the Republic could present an "underlying risk" to the Belfast to Heathrow route, according to the boss of British Airways. | However Willie...
Stocks head for worst week in six months as Irish bond yields widen
Irish Times
| FIONA REDDAN | European stocks dropped this morning, on course for their biggest weekly sell-off since September, amid signs of slowing growth in China and after Moody's Investors Service downgraded Spanish lenders. | Back at home, the yield on the...
UTV's AGM goes by with no sign of new chairman
Belfast Telegraph
Utv Media plc has said that it will unveil a new chairman "shortly", after its annual general meeting (AGM) took place without a puff of white smoke. | The company said it was still looking for a new chairperson after veteran John B McGuckian was rem...
MCD back in profit last year as ticket sales rose
Irish Times
| GORDON DEEGAN | CONCERT PROMOTER MCD Productions returned to profit last year after recording an 8 per cent increase in the number of concert tickets sold. | Chief executive Denis Desmond confirmed the firm returned to profit last year after record...



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