Dublin Port volumes dip just 5.2% despite Brexit hit
The volume of goods passing through Dublin Port last year only dropped marginally, despite the impact of Brexit on Irish ...
Read More Annual rate of inflation hits 20-year high, reaching 5.5% in December
New figures from the Central Statistics Office show rising inflation has resulted in increases across a range of products, including ...
Read More European firms make slow progress in appointing more women to boards
The proportion of women in leading positions at major European companies rose last year, but fell behind schedule to reach ...
Read More Job vacancies for HR roles soar by 420% – IrishJobs.ie
Employers are seeking to hire more of the people who hire people to work in their companies. Job vacancies across ...
Read More Oil at highest level since 2014 as Turkey outage adds to tight supply outlook
Oil prices rose for a fourth day today as an outage on a pipeline from Iraq to Turkey increased concerns ...
Read More 63% of professionals considering a job change: survey
More than six out of ten workers here are considering a change of job this year, according to a survey ...
Read More The ABCs of the ECB
Economics is not all about numbers. In fact, in one of the most important areas of economics – central banks ...
Read More Covid Credit Guarantee Scheme extended until June
The Covid-19 Credit Guarantee Scheme for small and medium businesses has been extended the end of June, the Tánaiste and ...
Read More Residential property deals up almost 19% last year
The number of residential property transactions increased by almost 19% to 44,110 in the 12 months to October 2021, according ...
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