Govt to consider reducing back public servants’ hours to pre-July 2013 levels
Thousands of public servants will have their working hours reduced back to lower pre-austerity levels from 1 July, if a ...
Read More Supermarket sales dip by 5.2% over Christmas period
New figures show that the value of the grocery market declined by 5.2% to €3.1 billion during the 12 weeks ...
Read More Small firms have muted expectations for 2022 – SFA
Confidence among small businesses took a hit amid a new round of restrictions on hospitality venues which were introduced just ...
Read More Poverty levels jump after households receiving subsidies pay rent – SJI study
The poverty risk of households that are in receipt of housing subsidies is two and a half times greater after ...
Read More Spend in bars and on testing rose in December – Revolut
Spending in bars rose 8% in December, despite the curbs put on socialising by Government Covid-19 restrictions. But the increase ...
Read More Budget measures helping people cope with inflation – Donohoe
The Minister for Finance says decisions made by the Government in last year’s budget will help individuals and households cope ...
Read More ‘Exponential growth’ in customs declarations – Revenue
2021 saw an “exponential growth” in the number of customs declarations, according to headline results published by Revenue today. New ...
Read More Deficit on course to fall to 2% of GDP
The deficit in the state finances has fallen to as low as 2% of GDP for 2021, which would make ...
Read More Coveney to meet UK’s new Brexit minister Liz Truss
Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Coveney will meet British Foreign Secretary Liz Truss in London this evening. It will be ...
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