Growth in services accelerates as restrictions are eased
Activity in the services sector expanded at the fastest pace in over five years in May, according to AIB. Its ...
Read More Hopes for tourism boost as hospitality sector reopens
Hotels, B&Bs, self-catering accommodation and hostels can reopen from today, as the gradual lifting of Covid-19 restrictions on the tourism ...
Read More Under-25s six times more likely to be in temporary work than older age groups
People aged under 25 are almost six times more likely to be in temporary work than their older counterparts, according ...
Read More Local Property Tax to apply to homes built since 2013
The Cabinet has agreed that owners of new homes built since 2013 will now have to pay Local Property Tax. ...
Read More Govt to layout roadmap to economic recovery with plan announcement
The Government will unveil its Economic Recovery Plan later today, which is expected to lay out a roadmap for the ...
Read More Mortgage approvals continue to grow, driven by first-time buyers
New figures show that the number of mortgages approved were up 0.9% in April on a monthly basis, while they ...
Read More Govt set to reduce PUP by €50 from September
The Government looks set to begin reducing the Pandemic Unemployment Payment by €50 a week from September. It’s understood that ...
Read More Momentum in economy building, Bank of Ireland’s Economic Pulse shows
Bank of Ireland’s Economic Pulse came in at 89.5 in May – back above its pre-pandemic level – which bodes ...
Read More Crypto assets a great concern, says Central Bank’s Rowland
The rising popularity of cryptocurrencies such as bitcoin is “of great concern” according to the Central Bank’s Derville Rowland. “Crypto ...
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