UK and EU still ‘far apart’ as Brexit talks resume
EU and UK officials are due to resume intensive negotiations in Brussels this morning on a future relationship treaty. Both ...
Read More 40% of jobs here ‘disrupted’ by pandemic – EY
Two in every five jobs here have been disrupted by the Covid-19 pandemic, according to the accounting and professional services ...
Read More Consumer prices fall 1.5% in year to October – CSO
Consumer prices fell at their fastest rate in a decade in October, with prices down 1.5% compared to the same ...
Read More Brexit grace period for NI retailers considered
The European Commission and British government are discussing a possible grace period to allow retailers in Northern Ireland time to ...
Read More Family businesses most concerned about tax system here
Ireland’s taxation system has been ranked as the number one concern among family businesses, according to the results of the ...
Read More Irish mortgage rates third highest in euro zone
Mortgage rates in Ireland still remain elevated compared to the country’s euro zone neighbours, new Central Bank figures show. Ireland ...
Read More EU-UK trade talks set to go past mid-November deadline
Talks between the UK and the European Union on a post-Brexit trade deal are likely to run into next week, missing ...
Read More FDI warns of ‘serious’ disruption even if Brexit trade deal reached
The Irish food and drink industry has warned of serious economic disruption even if EU and UK negotiators reach agreement ...
Read More Covid will cause Irish food service market to contract by half – Bord Bia
The Covid-19 pandemic will cause the Irish food service market to contract in size by nearly half this year, new estimates ...
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