Public sector workers call for higher starting salaries
Public sector workers will today call for an increase in starting salaries amid claims that pay for new entrants is ...
Read More PTSB cuts mortgage rates for the third time this year
Having eased considerably last year, fuel forecourt prices are on the rise once again. In the space of a month ...
Read More Irish economy forecast to grow by 1.2% this year – EU
The European Commission has maintained its expectations for the performance of the Irish economy this year with a predicted GDP ...
Read More Oil slips on signs of weak fuel demand, strong dollar
Oil prices extended declines today amid signs of weak fuel demand and as comments from US Federal Reserve officials dampened ...
Read More 42% of Ireland’s electricity powered by gas in April – Gas Networks Ireland
Gas generated 42% of Ireland’s electricity in April, new figures from Gas Network Ireland show today. After a notably windy ...
Read More Revenue issues demands to 11,700 firms over warehoused debt
Almost 90% of the €1.65 billion debt which was still warehoused at the start of last month has been repaid ...
Read More UK exits recession with better-than-expected 0.6% GDP growth
Britain’s economy grew by the most in nearly in three years in the first quarter of 2024, ending the shallow ...
Read More 90% jump in ‘green’ loan drawdowns last year
The number of green loans drawn down last year jumped over 90% when compared to 2022, new data shows. A ...
Read More Half of adults happy with current State pension age of 66
One in every four adults would choose to take the State pension six years earlier, even if it meant they ...
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