Six out of ten people don’t claim medical tax refunds
Six out of ten taxpayers in Ireland still do not claims tax relief on their medical expenses, a new survey ...
Read More A quarter of respondents said they were thinking of opening a credit union account
82% of the public fear that consumers will be impacted by the decrease in banking competition caused by the exit ...
Read More Fuel merchants seek crackdown on coal smuggling
An organisation representing solid fuel merchant in Ireland has called for Government action to stem smuggling of coal into the ...
Read More Tourism trade event Meitheal gets underway in Killarney
Significant business deals are expected to be signed over the next three days at Meitheal – the largest trade event ...
Read More Home price growth slows to 6.1% in January – CSO
The pace of residential property price inflation slowed to an annual rate of 6.1% in January, compared to an annual ...
Read More ECB expected to raise interest rates again today
The European Central Bank’s governing council is widely expected to raise interest rates by another half a percentage point today ...
Read More Irish banking sector ‘in good stead into the future’ – BPFI
The level of capitalisation and liquidity in the Irish banking sector is very strong, the chief executive of the Irish ...
Read More EU publishes proposed changes to electricity market rules
The European Commission has proposed changes to Europe’s electricity market rules, to try to increase the use of fixed-price power ...
Read More ECB likely to stick to big rate hike despite banking turmoil – source
European Central Bank policymakers are still leaning towards a half-percentage-point rate hike tomorrow, despite turmoil in the banking sector, as ...
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