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As many as 53% of Irish employees are likely to ask for a pay rise next year. It is important to know how to approach negotiations to maximise your chances of getting one, writes Sarah McIntosh.
Hogan’s Farm from Co Meath and Waldron Family Meats from Co Roscommon guarantee
quality in every cut of meat for the Simply Better Christmas range at Dunnes Stores.
Good Food Ireland founder and managing director, Margaret Jeffares, on the businesses shaping Ireland's rich culinary heritage, writes Rosalind Skillen.
Climate targets and meat consumption will be among the key topics at the event on Thursday 28 November at South East Technological University Waterford.
Donal Skehan and his wife Sophie may have their hands full but his new lifestyle range Wind Shore is all about taking time to savour the moment, writes Ciara Leahy.