Cost of living figures are ‘off the Richter scale’
The Richter Scale measures the intensity of earthquakes. It ranges from the unnoticeable to the highly destructive. So, when Taoiseach ...
Read More Revenue refuses to recognise workers rent as an expense
A worker forced to work from home during the Covid-19 pandemic has failed in his bid to have part of ...
Read More Electric Ireland to increase gas and electricity prices again
Electric Ireland has announced further increases to its residential electricity and gas bills from 1 October after increasing them in ...
Read More Online and mobile banking payments hit record high
Online and mobile banking hit record highs in the second quarter of the year growing to 36 million payments, the ...
Read More PrepayPower gas and electricity prices to increase in October
Energy provider PrepayPower has said that it will increase it gas and electricity prices from 1 October. Electricity prices are ...
Read More Ireland’s CAP plan approved by European Commission
The European Commission has approved Ireland’s plan for the implementation of the new Common Agriculture Policy that comes into affect ...
Read More Easing cost pressures give manufacturers a little breathing room – PMI
The pace of increase in input and output costs for manufacturers here eased to the lowest level in months in ...
Read More Unemployment rate back up to 4.3% in August – CSO
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show that the unemployment rate rose slightly in August, rising to 4.3% from ...
Read More Competition watchdog concerned by impending concentration levels in banking market
The competition watchdog has said it is concerned by the impending increase in the concentration levels of the retail banking ...
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