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The Irish Co-operative Organisation Society (ICOS) is a co-operative umbrella organisation that serves and promotes commercial co-operative businesses and enterprise across multiple sections of the Irish economy.

Commentary on Irish Political Economy by Michael Taft, Research Officer, UNITE the Union

You’ll now find Food & Drink from Northern Ireland being enjoyed every day in more than 80 countries. The industry, which generated almost £5 billion last year to the local economy and employs upwards of 100,000 people across its supply chain, is among our most successful and ambitious exporters and one which is growing worldwide because of its commitment to pure, natural, quality Food & Drink.

Economics Blog for Students at University of Limerick mainly, Lecture Notes, Podcasts, Economics, Handouts, Tutorials, Irish Economy, Public Policy, Economics

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Stillwater Kilts is your source for Scottish tartan kilts, sporrans and other kilt accessories. We offer secure online ordering, fast shipping and low prices. We sell kilts in may tartans, including the Irish National Tartan

The Grace Tea Company has been a uniquely run tea importing firm since its founding in 1959 in New York City’s Tea District. In today’s ever changing global economy, Grace Tea Company has remained committed to Mr. Cho’s original vision and continues to offer only the top tier of loose leaf tea offerings to aficionados worldwide. Our Grace Rare Teas include great-tasting and uplifting blends of various high quality black, oolong and scented teas, as well as numerous single estate-grown green, white, decaffeinated and herbal tea offerings. As a small family run company, we value your patronage and take pride in being able to spread the joys associated with a daily cup of tea to the casual tea drinkers and tea connoisseurs alike.

Curious about Dublin’s economic performance and the KPIs for Dublin's economic growth? Read the Dublin Economic Monitor to find out how Dublin is doing.

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