Fuels for Ireland urges new approach to tax on fuel
The fuels industry has said that the Government needs to look at the overall approach to taxation on fuel because ...
Read More Ireland among countries in four-day working week trial
Ireland is among a number of countries taking part in a worldwide initiative trialling a four-day week with no loss ...
Read More Coffee cup levy ‘sends wrong message’ – retail group
A proposed 20 cent levy on single-use coffee cups “sends the wrong message on sustainability” and the Government needs to ...
Read More Building input price rises could negate easing in property price growth – BPFI
An increase in the supply of housing may be contributing to an easing in the pace of growth in property ...
Read More Services growth slows for second month in a row – PMI
More than a year of rapid growth in Ireland’s services sector moderated slightly for the second successive month in May ...
Read More Donohoe: Ireland, US, EU at co-operation ‘high point’ on tax
Minster for Finance Paschal Donohoe has said Ireland, the US and the EU are at a “high point” of economic ...
Read More Inflation hitting lower income households harder – CSO
New research from the Central Statistics Office shows that in March households with the lowest incomes experienced higher inflation, up ...
Read More No disruption expected to gas supply forecast for summer months
Despite the ongoing war in Ukraine, it is expected that restrictions on the importation of Russian gas to the EU ...
Read More Construction output falls by 2.4% in Quarter 1
The volume of construction production dropped by 2.4% in the first three months of the year, compared to the final ...
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