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ECB to opt for summer pause after initial rate cut

The European Central Bank is expected to leave interest rates unchanged on Thursday, giving the euro zone time to digest ...
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SMEs lost €10m through email-related scams last year

Small and medium sized businesses lost almost €10m through email-related scams last year. The number of cases reported by SMEs ...
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Rooftop revolution – 100,000 solar panels connected in Ireland

Over 100,000 rooftop solar microgenerators have now been connected to Ireland’s electricity network, according to ESB Networks, cumulatively adding over ...
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Euro zone bond yields inch higher after inflation-driven drop

Euro zone bond yields edged higher after a sharp drop the previous day on the back of weaker-than-expected US inflation ...
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National Enterprise Hub launched to support businesses

A new resource to help businesses access a range of government supports called the National Enterprise Hub has been launched ...
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‘Many more challenges’ facing Irish economy – Chambers

Minister for Finance Jack Chambers has pointed to “many more challenges facing our economy,” along with “threats” and “vulnerabilities present ...
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Govt adopting ‘everything now’ approach to budget

The State’s fiscal watchdog has claimed that the Government is adopting an ‘everything now’ approach of current spending increases, tax ...
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Year-on-year wage growth in Ireland rose to 4.3% in June

Year-on-year wage growth in Ireland was 4.3% in June, up slightly from the 4% to 4.1% range recorded since the ...
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New enhanced unemployment benefit rules passed by Oireachtas

Planned new laws aimed at ensuring enhanced benefits for those with a strong work history who become unemployed have passed ...
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