PRESS DIGEST - Ireland - July 29
DUBLIN, July 29 (Reuters) - These are some of the leading stories in Ireland's newspapers on Tuesday. Reuters has not verified these stories and cannot vouch for their accuracy:
THE IRISH TIMES
- Fine Gael and Labour are to oppose the formation of a key element of the Government's plan to deal with the outcome of the Lisbon Treaty referendum defeat.
- The EU's top farm official has accused the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) of acting in "bad faith" and "misleading" the public in its vocal campaign against a global trade deal.
IRISH INDEPENDENT
- Ryanair (RYA.I) is taking a high-stakes gamble to keep low air fares after Michael O'Leary's bet on fuel prices backfired spectacularly.
- Executives at Spanish utilities giant Endesa (ELE.MC), which confirmed over the weekend it is concluding the purchase of 450 million euros of assets from the ESB, said yesterday they have selected Ireland as "a priority market" for expansion.
- Business conditions have weakened in the past three months and are set to remain sluggish in the coming quarter, according to the IIB Bank/ICAI summer business sentiment survey.
IRISH EXAMINER
- Irish people are being exposed to 40 percent more radiation than the worldwide average, with cancer-causing radon the biggest concern.
- The Dublin-headquartered international paper and packaging giant, Smurfit Kappa Group (SKG.I) (SKG) has identified the Chinese market as a potential area for growth, but has denied it is closing in on any immediate return to the Far East.
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THE IRISH TIMES
- Fine Gael and Labour are to oppose the formation of a key element of the Government's plan to deal with the outcome of the Lisbon Treaty referendum defeat.
- The EU's top farm official has accused the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) of acting in "bad faith" and "misleading" the public in its vocal campaign against a global trade deal.
IRISH INDEPENDENT
- Ryanair (RYA.I) is taking a high-stakes gamble to keep low air fares after Michael O'Leary's bet on fuel prices backfired spectacularly.
- Executives at Spanish utilities giant Endesa (ELE.MC), which confirmed over the weekend it is concluding the purchase of 450 million euros of assets from the ESB, said yesterday they have selected Ireland as "a priority market" for expansion.
- Business conditions have weakened in the past three months and are set to remain sluggish in the coming quarter, according to the IIB Bank/ICAI summer business sentiment survey.
IRISH EXAMINER
- Irish people are being exposed to 40 percent more radiation than the worldwide average, with cancer-causing radon the biggest concern.
- The Dublin-headquartered international paper and packaging giant, Smurfit Kappa Group (SKG.I) (SKG) has identified the Chinese market as a potential area for growth, but has denied it is closing in on any immediate return to the Far East.
Looking for more information from local sources? Reuters Business Briefing has five Irish sources including Irish Times. For details of the product please call your local help desk <PHONE/HELP>.
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