Core budget spending to rise by €3 billion in 2021 – McGrath
The Minister for Public Expenditure and Reform has said that without accounting for policy measures in key areas, such as ...
Read More UK economy grows by 2.1% in August, lower than expected
The UK economy grew much more slowly than expected in August, setting back its recovery from the coronavirus lockdown. Much ...
Read More Another full-blown lockdown ‘not inconceivable’ – Minister Ryan
The Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan has warned that another full-blown lockdown is “not inconceivable”, and that allocating further supports ...
Read More Reduced construction activity hits Govt’s social housing targets
The Government has admitted that its supply of social housing is only 35% of target due to the reduction in ...
Read More Varadkar urges all 225,000 companies to be Brexit ready
Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment Leo Varadkar is writing to every business in Ireland urging them to ...
Read More Government approves 10c an hour minimum wage increase
The Government has approved an increase in the National Minimum Wage of 10 cent an hour, which will bring it to €10.20 ...
Read More Revenue brings forward payment date for EWSS
Revenue has brought forward the date of payment for Employment Wage Subsidy Scheme supports to eligible employers. EWSS payments in ...
Read More Tourism taskforce urges radical steps to sustain industry
The Tourism Recovery Taskforce has called for radical steps to sustain and revive the industry post-Covid 19 including €120m in grant ...
Read More Euro zone economic recovery in danger as Covid-19 resurgence hits service industries
The euro zone’s economic recovery faltered in September with growing evidence sectors and countries in the bloc are diverging as ...
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