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Barriers remain for young people finding employment

The shortage of housing and a lack of transport options are among a range of barriers preventing young people from ...
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Inflation rate falls to 7.2% in April from 7.7% in March – CSO

New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that inflation fell to 7.2% in the 12 months to April, down ...
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Younger people more likely to invest in cryptocurrency – BPFI

Generational differences in investment behaviour among consumers in Ireland has been highlighted in a survey by Banking & Payments Federation ...
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TD calls for windfall tax for ‘profiteering’ supermarket chains

Supermarkets should be treated like energy companies and subject to a windfall tax if they are found to be profiteering, ...
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Govt not planning intervention on grocery prices – Tánaiste

The Government has no plans for any “legislative intervention” to reduce the cost of groceries, Tánaiste Micheál Martin has said. ...
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FDI into Ireland grew by 21% last year

Foreign direct investment into Ireland jumped by 21% last year, according to a new analysis. The EY European Attractiveness Survey ...
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Sovereign wealth fund among options considered for €65bn public finance surplus

The Taoiseach has said debt reduction, increasing some of the capital budgets, and the establishment of a new sovereign wealth ...
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Taoiseach ‘concerned’ as 23% in arrears on gas bills

The number of domestic gas customers falling into arrears has increased from 20% to 23% in the first quarter of ...
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Govt to urge retailers over high cost of groceries, as inflation declines

Representatives of large supermarkets chains, smaller shops and the grocery industry are due to attend a meeting of the Retail ...
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