Bord Bia: Food service sector won’t fully recover until 2023
The food service sector in Ireland will not return to pre-pandemic levels until 2023 at the earliest, according to a ...
Read More Over 40% of first time buyers use gifts as part of deposit
Over 40% of first time buyers used gifts as part of their deposit in the first half of this year, ...
Read More ESRI reports examine trade in services between Ireland, NI
Two new reports from the Economic and Social Research Institute examine the flow of trade in services between Ireland and ...
Read More PUP to have five rates between €150 and €350 for new entrants
The Pandemic Unemployment Payment (PUP) will have five rates when it reopens to new entrants laid off as a result ...
Read More Full year deficit could shrink to €5 billion, 1% of GDP
The deficit in 2021 now looks set to fall to as low as €5 billion to €6 billion – only ...
Read More NPHET examining hospitality curbs, household visit limit
The National Public Health Emergency Team is believed to be considering a range of curbs on the hospitality sector tonight, ...
Read More Cases of EWSS ‘fraud’ referred to gardaí – Revenue
The Revenue Commissioners have said there have been examples of “absolutely fraudulent behaviour” in relation to the Employment Wage Subsidy ...
Read More Health insurance prices to rise, despite stamp duty cut
A health cover analyst has said a cut in the stamp duty rate on private health insurance is likely to ...
Read More Eurogroup head Donohoe confident Omicron won’t derail recovery
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe is confident the euro zone’s recovery can be sustained into next year even if the Omicron ...
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