Tax reform tops agenda as G20 finance chiefs meet
Finance ministers and central bankers from the group of 20 rich countries are to meet face-to-face for the first time ...
Read More Indoor dining legislation to go before Dáil next week
A bill to amend the 1947 Public Health Act to allow vaccinated people eat and drink inside bars and restaurants ...
Read More Higher utility bills and transport costs drive inflation higher – CSO
Consumer prices rose by 1.6% in June on an annual basis on the back of higher electricity, gas and transport ...
Read More ECB to announce revamped inflation target, climate role
The European Central Bank will today announce the outcome of an 18-month strategy review, redefining a inflation target seen by ...
Read More Hospitality talks to focus on use of EU Digital Certs
Representatives of the hospitality sector and senior Government officials will meet later today to assess how restaurants and pubs could ...
Read More European Commission raises Irish GDP growth forecasts
The European Commission has revised upwards the country’s GDP growth projections to 7.2% for this year after a stronger than ...
Read More Over 2.2 million contactless payments made a day in May – BPFI
Over 2.2 million contactless payments were made every day in May, new figures from Banking and Payments Federation Ireland show ...
Read More PUP scheme to close to new entrants from tomorrow
Today is the last day that people can apply to receive the Pandemic Unemployment Payment, with the scheme shut to ...
Read More Varadkar expects reduction in insurance premiums ‘soon’
Tánaiste Leo Varadkar has said he expects insurance premiums will be reduced “quite soon” after preliminary data from the Personal ...
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