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Highest ever tax take of €68.4bn – Exchequer returns

The Department of Finance has recorded the highest ever tax take of €68.4 billion, pushing the Exchequer deficit down to ...
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Central Bank’s revised SFS now simpler and shorter

The Central Bank has today published a revised simplified Standard Financial Statement to assist borrowers in financial distress after a ...
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2021 new car registrations up 19% – SIMI

New car registrations for 2021 were up 19%, according to statistics published by the Society of the Irish Motor Industry. ...
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Services sector growth slows sharply again in December – PMI

Growth in the country’s service sector slowed sharply for the second successive month in December as firms reported that a ...
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Strong growth in Irish advertising market in 2021 – GroupM

The Irish advertising market recovered strongly in 2021 from the pandemic hit to spending in the previous year, according to ...
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House prices at seven times average income as supply dwindles further

Asking prices for property rose by almost 10% in 2021, according to an analysis by the property listings website, myhome.ie. ...
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Minimum pricing on alcohol comes into effect

The introduction of minimum pricing on alcohol in Ireland came into force today. The new law will largely affect alcohol ...
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Euro marks 20 eventful years

The euro is today marking 20 years since people began to use the single European currency, overcoming initial doubts, price ...
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Consumer confidence drops, driven by Covid concerns

Irish consumer confidence dropped again in December, as concerns around Covid-19 and the cost of living intensified. The KBC Bank ...
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