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As well as slashing costs, the company is investing $2.2 billion in capital expenditure this year

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Ian Guider: Unlocking private investment only way to solve mounting housing crisis

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Ian Guider: DCC looks set to solve its long-standing identity crisis

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Ian Guider: Case for dumping fully privatised waste collection has never been clearer

Blocking the Bord na Móna sale would be a small but significant first move to creating a national waste operator focused on the public interest

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