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Police in Northern Ireland have put in place a major traffic management system for today's opening of Ireland's first IKEA.
Bank of Ireland has admitted it inadvertently sent either out-of-date or incorrect statements to 600 of its customers, following a computer error.
Quinn Direct has confirmed that it sent personal information to the wrong customers.
House prices have declined by 4.7% in the last 12 months, according to the latest Permanent TSB/ESRI house price index.
AIB has apologised after 15,000 payment advice slips with bank account details and home addresses were sent to the wrong customers.
The Small Firms Association has urged the public to buy Irish products in the run-up to Christmas.
A team of architects has said that apartment developments in Dublin will have to increase in size by at least 40% to meet new building standards.
Only 40% of households would now qualify for a mortgage on an average new home, according to the Central Bank.
The IRHA has said that increasing fuel prices are threatening the future of the transportation industry and the strength of the economy.
Mattel, the world's largest toymaker, has recalled 155,000 of its products over safety concerns.
The cost of electricity is being reduced by an average of 6.1% from today.
Domino's Pizza, which has 32 stores in Ireland, is to increase its prices to compensate for the soaring cost of mozzarella cheese and pizza base ingredients.
Aer Lingus has said it is to increase its long-haul fuel surcharge from 1 November.
The head of the Auctioneers Institute has blamed the slowdown in the property market on Finance Minister Brian Cowen.
Mattel, the world's largest toymaker, is recalling 12,000 toys in Britain and Ireland due to excessive levels of lead paint found in the products.
Bank of Ireland and its unions have agreed a new pension scheme which will resolve a row which led to industrial action earlier this year.
New figures from the CSO show another decrease in the number of new vehicles licensed for the first time in September.
The price of grain and flour has increased by 70% as wheat stocks plunged to a record low.
Facebook users are being warned that they are putting themselves at serious risk of identity theft.
AIB has refunded over €250,000 to customers it mistakenly charged for stamp duty on their credit cards.
The Financial Services Ombudsman has said he is disappointed by the attitude of banks in their dealings with elderly people.
A report by Daft.ie says one out of every five residential properties listed on the property website last January is still up for sale, nine months later.
The AA says motorists face the likelihood of a hike in petrol and diesel prices in the coming weeks.
A High Court Judge has warned that the days of granting automatic costs for the legal professional in repossession cases could be numbered.
Postal services between Ireland and Britain are suffering severe delays as the result of industrial action by Royal Mail workers.