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 ...
Read More 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 ...
Read More 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. ...
Read More 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 ...
Read More 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 ...
Read More 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. ...
Read More 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 ...
Read More 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 ...
Read More 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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