Irish mortgage interest rates highest in euro zone again
Ireland continues to have the highest mortgage interest rates across the euro area in January, new figures from the Central ...
Read More Consumers reluctant to return to in-store shopping, study shows
71% of consumers say they will not feel comfortable shopping on their local high street until the Covid crisis is better ...
Read More Union calls for ‘transparent’ debate on future of banking
The Financial Services Union is calling on the Government to convene a forum for what it calls an’ open and ...
Read More ESRI revises downwards economic growth forecast
The Economic and Social Research Institute has revised downwards its forecast for growth in the economy this year. In an ...
Read More Coveney to brief members of US Congress on Brexit
Members of the US Congress are to receive a briefing today on the latest Brexit developments from Minister for Foreign Affairs ...
Read More Covid restrictions continue to hit Dublin economy
The latest Dublin Economic Monitor shows that although the Dublin economy remains severely impacted by Covid-19 restrictions, it is prepared ...
Read More Oireachtas Committee to hear stronger regulatory framework needed in wake of Davy
A senior Central Bank representative will tell an Oireachtas Committee today that the regulatory framework requires further strengthening when it ...
Read More 47% of homebuyers think prices will rise by up to 10% this year
47% of prospective homebuyers think prices will rise by up to 10% in the coming year, according to a new ...
Read More Cabinet to consider extension of Covid protections for tenants
The Cabinet will this morning consider a proposal from Minister for Housing Darragh O’Brien to extend protections for tenants whose ...
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