Consumer and business sentiment down slightly in July but still above pre-pandemic level
Consumer and business sentiment, as measured by Bank of Ireland’s Economic Pulse, dipped slightly in July but was well up ...
Read More 5 things you need to know as indoor hospitality reopens
Restaurants, cafés and bars can reopen their doors for indoor eating and drinking today, operating under strict new public health ...
Read More Permanent TSB agrees potential deal for Ulster Bank loans
Shares in Permanent TSB soared over 15% today after it announced a potential deal worth about €7.6 billion to buy ...
Read More Final meetings on indoor dining rules
Final meetings to agree the legal rules for indoor dining will take place this morning. It is hoped the regulations ...
Read More Consumer confidence dips marginally from June’s high
Irish consumer confidence dipped marginally in July from the two year high recorded in June, according to the latest consumer ...
Read More Guidelines on indoor dining to be outlined
Government guidelines on how indoor hospitality will operate from Monday are due to be published shortly. The new measures will ...
Read More Central Bank seeks to end loyalty penalty for car and home insurance customers
The Central Bank has recommended a ban on home and motor insurance customers being charged a loyalty penalty the longer ...
Read More PUP numbers at lowest level since March 2020
New figures from the Department of Social Protection show that the number of people getting the Pandemic Unemployment Payment are ...
Read More Covid spending to top €30 billion by end of year
Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform Michael McGrath will tell his Government colleagues this morning that Covid spending over a ...
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