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Windsor-Essex brewers lament impact of looming 6.3% alcohol tax - Vimarsana News

Windsor-Essex brewers lament impact of looming 6.3% alcohol tax

On April 1, a 6.3 per cent federal excise tax goes into effect on beer, wine and spirits producers.

Waterford News & Star — League results whetting appetite for championship - Vimarsana News

Waterford News & Star — League results whetting appetite for championship

After three rounds of the league the next two games will be massive for all teams. Up next for Waterford is a trip to Thurles to take on Tipperary.

Guilfoyle: Clare Will Have Learned From Limerick Loss - Vimarsana News

Guilfoyle: Clare Will Have Learned From Limerick Loss

Clare will name their team later for Sunday’s National Hurling league trip to Wexford. It is expected there will be changes to the starting 15 that lined out against Limerick two weeks ago, with David Reidy understood to be among the likely starters. Tony Kelly and John Conlon could be in line to see their […]

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Are jobseekers looking too narrowly for jobs? - Vimarsana News

Are jobseekers looking too narrowly for jobs?

A body of recent work argues that people focus too much on the stereotypical occupation for a field of study when both choosing what to study, and then when looking for jobs – suggesting the need for policy interventions that help encourage/steer people towards considering looking beyond jobs that they were specifically trained for.

Limerick back to winnings ways - Vimarsana News

Limerick back to winnings ways

Limerick 1-27; Clare 2-18 The chase for history starts here for Limerick as they go in search of four Liam McCarthy title in a row and five in six ...