Paschal Donohoe ‘optimistic’ on prospects for EU banking union
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe is “optimistic” that progress can be made on the completion of the EU banking union ...
Read More Majority in favour of flexible working arrangements: poll
Women, younger people and the lower paid are strongly in favour of more flexible working arrangements according to a poll ...
Read More Mortgage approvals down on December but up year-on-year – BPFI
Mortgage approvals fell in January when compared to the previous month, but were higher year-on-year, according to data from the ...
Read More Inflation hitting low income, rural and older households harder – Central Bank
A new report from the Central Bank has found that lower income, older and rural households have faced a higher ...
Read More Ireland’s national debt ‘one of the highest in the world’ on a per capita basis
The State took on an additional €33 billion in debt over the two years of the pandemic, according to a ...
Read More New rights for consumers on digital goods and services under new law
A new law strengthening consumer rights has been approved by the Government. The Consumer Rights Bill will provide protections over ...
Read More Housing supply falls to record low level – Sherry FitzGerald
New analysis shows that the country’s stock of houses available for sale is now at the lowest level on record. ...
Read More Gas demand up over 10% in January – GNI
Demand for gas in January was up almost 11% on December’s levels, according to Gas Networks Ireland’s latest gas demand ...
Read More Credit unions want bigger chunk of mortgage market
The Irish League of Credit Unions has called on the Minister with Responsibility for Credit Unions, Sean Fleming, to make ...
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