Personal injury awards down 40% due to new guidelines, report finds
The value of average awards for personal injuries made by the Personal Injuries Assessment Board (PIAB) has fallen by 40% ...
Read More Brexit Impact Loan Scheme opens for applications
The Brexit Impact Loan Scheme, which is designed to help SMEs, farmers and fishers respond to the impact of Brexit ...
Read More Budget to compensate most households for price growth – ESRI
The Economic and Social Research Institute (ESRI) has said Budget 2022 will on average compensate most households for price growth ...
Read More EU proposal provides a ‘sensible solution’ – O’Neill
The latest EU proposal to address problems of post-Brexit trade in Northern Ireland provides a “sensible solution” and a bespoke ...
Read More No guarantee that 22 October reopening will go as planned – Taoiseach
The Taoiseach has said he cannot guarantee that the 22 October phase of reopening will proceed as planned. Micheál Martin’s ...
Read More Oireachtas committee told poor pay and conditions responsible for hospitality labour shortage
The pay and conditions of hospitality workers has hit “rock bottom” and people are afraid to speak out about it, ...
Read More Budget 2022 puts economy on ‘prudent path’ – IFAC
The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council (IFAC) said the Government has put the economy on a more “prudent path” after Budget ...
Read More Donohoe announces €1.5bn in extra spending and tax cuts
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe has announced €1.5bn in extra spending and tax cuts in Budget 2022. He said the ...
Read More Earnings boost for workers as bands and credits rise
Workers who pay income tax at the higher rate should see their take home pay rising by around €420 next ...
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