Foley to address teacher conferences amid calls over pay
Minister for Education Norma Foley will address primary school teachers in Killarney this morning in what will be her first ...
Read More High debt could slow countries’ recoveries – IMF
Debt accumulated by businesses and individuals worldwide could slow economic recoveries from the pandemic crisis, the International Monetary Fund has ...
Read More Govt cuts economic growth forecast due to inflation
The Government has cut its forecast for growth in the economy by 2.25 percentage points to 4.25% as a result ...
Read More Family businesses call for creation of taskforce to tackle rising cost of business
The Family Business Network is calling on the Government to establish a dedicated taskforce to address the rising cost of ...
Read More VAT cuts on gas and electricity from 1 May
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has said that a temporary cut in VAT on fuel bills will lead to a ...
Read More Cabinet likely to consider living wage plans by summer – Tánaiste
The Tánaiste has said he expects to bring proposals to Government before the summer recess on how Ireland can adopt ...
Read More New trade strategy to safeguard jobs and win new investments
The Government’s new Trade and Investment Strategy, entitled “Values for Ireland. Values for the World”, has been published today. Seven ...
Read More Business leaders split on remote working bill
More than one-third of business leaders do not believe the Government’s proposed new Right to Request Remote Working Bill balances ...
Read More ESRI says rent pressure zones have been successful in limiting rent inflation
A report by the Economic and Social Research Institute has found that Rent Pressure Zones (RPZs) have been successful in ...
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