NTMA raises €3.5 billion through sale of a 20-year bond
The National Treasury Management Agency has raised €3.5 billion through the sale of a new 20-year bond. The bond, which ...
Read More Trade with UK declines again in February – CSO
Trade with Great Britain continued to decline in February, according to the latest figures from the Central Statistics Office. Imports ...
Read More Low Pay Commission to investigate move to €12.30 per hour living wage
The Government has formally authorised the Low Pay Commission to investigate how Ireland can move towards a living wage, and ...
Read More Digital advertising spend up 8% last year to €726m
New figures show that digital advertising spend in the Irish market reached €726m last year, up 8% compared to 2019. ...
Read More IMF predicts uneven European economic recovery
The International Monetary Fund has said Europe’s economy should rebound this year but recovery across the region remains uneven. The ...
Read More 4.5% growth in economy forecast despite Covid damage
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe will publish the Stability Programme Update later today which will set out new deficit and ...
Read More Report suggests penalties for bogus self-employment
Penalties for employers who intentionally misclassify workers as self-employed, resulting in the loss of PRSI and employment rights entitlements, should ...
Read More Public finances show deficit of €18.4 billion for 2020
Provisional figures from the Central Statistics Office published today show the deficit in the public finances was €18.4 billion last ...
Read More Work from home whenever possible, Tánaiste reminds
The Government has reminded employers that all staff should continue to work from home, if possible. As some Level 5 ...
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