Euro zone GDP falls less than expected at end of 2020
The euro zone economy contracted less than expected in the fourth quarter of 2020 amid pandemic-induced lockdowns, initial EU estimates ...
Read More Savings continue to rise as debt levels fall – Central Bank
Household savings continue to rise and debt levels continue to fall, according to the latest figures from the Central Bank. ...
Read More PUP numbers increase by less than 1% in the last week
Almost 480,000 people will receive the Pandemic Unemployment Payment this week, an increase of 4,269 or less that 1%, according ...
Read More Minister to seek ban on oil and gas exploration
Minister for Transport, Environment and Climate Eamon Ryan will today seek Cabinet approval to introduce legislation to ban oil and ...
Read More Consumer caution urged over fake ‘Irish’ websites post-Brexit
Consumer experts have warned online shoppers they should not be duped by fake ‘.ie’ websites, or they could face additional taxes and duties on ...
Read More Volume of goods into Irish ports from UK down 50%
A month after the end of the Brexit transition period, authorities say the volume of goods coming into Irish ports ...
Read More Manufacturing sector growth slows sharply on Brexit, Covid-19
The pace of growth in the manufacturing sector slowed sharply to a three-month low in January as Britain’s exit from ...
Read More New €55m fund to aid tourism businesses hit by pandemic
A new €55m fund to assist tourism businesses that have been impacted by the Covid-19 pandemic is to be launched ...
Read More Public debt set to increase to €47,700 per person – Finance
The national debt stood at more than €219 billion at the end of last year, equivalent to €44,000 for every ...
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