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Covid restrictions continue to hit Dublin economy

The latest Dublin Economic Monitor shows that although the Dublin economy remains severely impacted by Covid-19 restrictions, it is prepared ...
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Oireachtas Committee to hear stronger regulatory framework needed in wake of Davy

A senior Central Bank representative will tell an Oireachtas Committee today that the regulatory framework requires further strengthening when it ...
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47% of homebuyers think prices will rise by up to 10% this year

47% of prospective homebuyers think prices will rise by up to 10% in the coming year, according to a new ...
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Cabinet to consider extension of Covid protections for tenants

The Cabinet will this morning consider a proposal from Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien to extend protections for tenants whose ...
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Consumer spending down 19% in February – Revolut

Consumer spending fell again in February as the impact of the full coronavirus lockdown continued to bite, new figures from ...
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Increase in women taking up leadership roles, and why its beneficial to business

The number of women holding senior leadership roles in Irish businesses improved in the past year, growing from 31% in ...
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Construction sector sees another decline in activity

February saw another steep contraction in construction activity here due to the coronavirus lockdown restrictions. Ulster Bank’s Construction Purchasing Managers’ ...
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Need for focus on reducing deficit post-pandemic – Donohoe

The Minister for Finance has warned that it is dangerous for a small economy that cannot print its own currency ...
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Martin says need to move away from supports once Covid under control

The Taoiseach has said that as the Covid-19 pandemic is brought under control there will be a need to move ...
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