Mortgage approvals continue to grow, driven by first-time buyers
New figures show that the number of mortgages approved were up 0.9% in April on a monthly basis, while they ...
Read More Govt set to reduce PUP by €50 from September
The Government looks set to begin reducing the Pandemic Unemployment Payment by €50 a week from September. It’s understood that ...
Read More Momentum in economy building, Bank of Ireland’s Economic Pulse shows
Bank of Ireland’s Economic Pulse came in at 89.5 in May – back above its pre-pandemic level – which bodes ...
Read More Crypto assets a great concern, says Central Bank’s Rowland
The rising popularity of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin is “of great concern” according to the Central Bank’s Derville Rowland. “Crypto ...
Read More National Economic Plan to map out recovery plans
It is widely expected that the Cabinet will approve and publish the Government’s National Economic Plan next week. This will ...
Read More Work-life balance top well-being concern for employers
A new survey has revealed that work-life balance is the number one well-being issue Irish employers are concerned about followed ...
Read More ISME dissatisfied with non-vaccinated workers’ guidance
Small firms’ body ISME has accused the Government of exposing employers to potential legal action by failing to give them ...
Read More Deadline for annual returns extended to 11 June
The Registrar of Companies has extended the deadline for the filing of annual returns to 11 June. The Registrar said ...
Read More European Union to finalise huge farm policy overhaul
European Union agriculture ministers said negotiators are close to a deal that aims to reform the bloc’s huge farming subsidy ...
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