ISME sharply critical of UK threat to trigger Article 16
The body representing Irish SMEs has sharply criticised the UK’s threat to trigger Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol, ...
Read More Triggering Article 16 would be ‘irresponsible’ – Taoiseach
The Taoiseach has said nothing is certain regarding the triggering of Article 16 of the Northern Ireland Protocol by the ...
Read More Cross-border initiative to focus on climate change
Taoiseach Micheál Martin and Stormont’s Deputy First Minister Michelle O’Neill will launch an initiative to bring together experts on both ...
Read More Unions lodge 3% pay claim for community, voluntary sector workers
Unions have lodged a pay claim for a 3% increase for thousands of workers in the community and voluntary sector. ...
Read More Spending on nights out and socialising soars in October – Revolut
New figures from financial technology company Revolut show that spending soared on get-togethers and nights out as Covid-19 restrictions lifted ...
Read More Construction activity grows for sixth month in a row
Growth in construction activity accelerated in October, for the sixth month in a row, Ulster Bank’s latest Purchasing Managers’ Index ...
Read More Trade-off between economic growth and climate action?
Greta Thunberg famously asked “how dare you?” in a speech in 2019. The emotional question was followed by “we are ...
Read More Property tax deadline extended until Wednesday
Revenue is to extend the deadline for property owners to file their Local Property Tax returns until 5pm on Wednesday. ...
Read More Govt approves 2% cap on rent hikes in rent pressure zones
The Government has approved a 2% cap on rent increases in rent pressure zones (RPZs). A RPZ is a designated area where ...
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