Revenue urges early engagement if virus causing tax difficulties
Revenue has said it will engage with any viable business that experiences temporary cashflow difficulties as a result of exceptional ...
Read More Restaurants seeing 80% corporate booking cancellations
The Restaurants Association of Ireland has urged the Government to immediately implement emergency business supports to prevent closures and job ...
Read More Emergency legislation aims to amend rules on sick pay
The Government is to introduce emergency legislation in the Dáil to amend the rules on sick pay, which will see ...
Read More 5% increase in life satisfaction in Ireland – OECD report
Analysis by the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development shows that life satisfaction rose in Ireland by 5% or more ...
Read More World market emerge from rout as stimulus hopes calm panic
Europe’s main stocks indices opened higher this morning, a day after markets suffered their biggest losses in more than a ...
Read More Economy grew by 5.5% last year – CSO
The country’s gross domestic product grew by 5.5% in 2019, likely making it the European Union’s fastest-growing economy again, new ...
Read More Hogan hopeful on mini-US trade deal, agriculture hurdles remain
The European Union is hopeful of reaching a “mini” trade accord with the US in the coming weeks. But there ...
Read More World stocks sink on coronavirus shock, oil price crash
European shares slumped across the board this morning as a lockdown in northern Italy due to the coronavirus outbreak and ...
Read More ICTU calls on Government to protect income of workers hit by coronavirus
The Irish Congress of Trade Unions has called on Taoiseach Leo Varadkar to ensure that workers affected by Covid-19 do ...
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