Household spending pace accelerates in January
Bank of Ireland said its customers increased their debit and credit card spending in January, with the pace of household ...
Read More Record employment levels in state agency supported firms
New figures show that jobs in client companies of Enterprise Ireland, IDA Ireland and Údarás na Gaeltachta, are now at ...
Read More EU poll shows strong support for AI protections at work
A new Europe-wide survey shows strong public support for EU action to address the risks and maximise the benefits of ...
Read More Grid capacity prevents more wind energy savings
Spending on gas for electricity in Ireland was cut by almost one billion euro last year, as wind energy supplied ...
Read More Cabinet to discuss move to allow local authorities zone more land for housing
Local authorities will be able to zone more land for housing under changes to the National Planning Framework which will ...
Read More The price of romance on the rise, CSO figures show
New analysis from the Central Statistics Office has found that the cost of a typical St Valentine’s Day gift or ...
Read More Euro zone industry shrinks faster than feared in December
Euro zone industrial production shrank by more than expected in December, indicating that the sector’s two-year recession is far from ...
Read More Reduced VAT rate should concentrate on food and catering sectors – Donohoe
Finance Minister Paschal Donohoe has said that the promised VAT reduction for the hospitality sector should be “concentrated on the ...
Read More Rents should be freely adjusted between tenancies, OECD recommends
Rents should be freely adjusted between tenancies in a significant change to existing restrictions, a major new report on Ireland ...
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