Worries over paying bills growing – Bank of Ireland
A new report shows that people are becoming more concerned about their jobs, paying bills and other day to day ...
Read More Wage rises likely to add to construction cost pressures
Labour costs could be on course to rise in the construction industry as some firms in the sector report difficulties ...
Read More Banks ‘not yet where they need to be’ ahead of Ulster Bank and KBC’s exit
The Central Bank’s Director of Consumer Protection has said he thinks banks here “are not yet where they need to ...
Read More Once-off fuel allowance payment to be paid to recipients this week
A once-off fuel allowance payment of €125 will be paid to recipients this week. The measure was announced last month ...
Read More Fuel industry engaging in profiteering ‘simply not the case’
Fuels for Ireland, the industry body for fuel suppliers and retailers, has written to Taoiseach Mícheál Martin to express its ...
Read More Inflation hits highest level since 2001 in February, with more increases certain
The annual rate of inflation rose to 5.6% in February, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office. ...
Read More ECB speeds up stimulus exit and opens path to interest rate rise
The European Central Bank has scaled back its bond-buying stimulus plan in response to inflation being driven up by the ...
Read More Cut in petrol and diesel excise duty comes into effect
The price of petrol and diesel has been reduced since midnight. Late last night, the Dáil voted in favour of ...
Read More Ireland ‘not in a position’ to place a cap on fuel prices
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has said Ireland is not in a position to place a cap on rising fuel ...
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