Third quarter mortgage drawdowns jump by 40.9% – BPFI
New figures show that the volume of new mortgages drawn down in the third quarter of this year jumped by ...
Read More Progress on talks over collective bargaining rights – ICTU
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions says some progress has been made in talks with the government on collective bargaining ...
Read More Farming – a big problem for Ireland’s climate goals?
According to Teagasc, the semi-state agency that advises the agriculture industry, dairy farming is the most profitable of Ireland’s mainstream ...
Read More Recommendation on minimum pay rates for construction workers approved
A Labour Court recommendation for new minimum pay rates to workers in the construction sector has been formally approved by ...
Read More Consumer confidence slipped in October – BOI Economic Pulse
Consumer confidence slipped in October, according to the latest Pulse survey from Bank of Ireland, which found that consumers were ...
Read More EU to discuss gas supply crisis and electricity prices
European energy ministers are holding a special meeting in Luxembourg to try to forge agreement on how to emerge from ...
Read More Late night entertainment reopens at 100% capacity
Late night entertainment is set to reopen across the country tonight, after new safety guidelines were signed-off between the Government ...
Read More Consumer confidence holds steady in October
Consumer confidence held steady in October, according to latest KBC Bank Ireland consumer sentiment index. The reading for this month ...
Read More 65% of companies increased pay rates in 2021 – Ibec
65% of companies increased basic pay this year, with an average increase of 2.8%, the latest Ibec HR Update Survey ...
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