Republic of Ireland ‘16th most expensive’ place to liveLatest rankings from price comparison site Numbeo contrasts living costs in 139 countriesFri Jan 21 2022 - 16:26
Travel stocks lead European shares higher as airlines soarRyanair advances as oil stocks come off near two-year highThu Jan 20 2022 - 18:33
Ireland’s debt equates to €47,000 for every man, woman and childCSO figures show Government debt rose last year as spending on supports continuedThu Jan 20 2022 - 13:57
Electricity consumed by data centres jumps by 144% in five yearsNew CSO data reveals surge in energy demand from data centres in IrelandThu Jan 20 2022 - 11:47
Spectre of inflation returns to haunt Irish householdsHeadline price growth in economy jumps to 20-year high – energy prices alone set to surgeThu Jan 20 2022 - 06:15
Low-paid workers’ exemption from tax base ‘unfair’ on middle earnersTax institute calls for broader personal tax base and simplified social insurance systemThu Jan 20 2022 - 06:01
House price inflation surges to pandemic high of 14%Average price for home in Dublin now exceeds €500,000Wed Jan 19 2022 - 11:28
Big preference for remote working after restrictions end – CSO surveySome 90% of 35- to 44-year-olds want to be able to work away from office after pandemicTue Jan 18 2022 - 12:27
Moy Park suspends live chicken processing at Ballymena plantChicken processor is Northern Ireland’s largest private sector employerMon Jan 17 2022 - 18:35
Growth in advanced economies expected to slow, OECD dataHigh-frequency data show post-pandemic growth peak has passedMon Jan 17 2022 - 13:01
Goods imports from Britain fall by fifth since BrexitLatest CSO trade numbers show major pick-up in cross-Border trade, howeverMon Jan 17 2022 - 11:58
The truth about the ‘Great Resignation’: It didn’t actually happenEmployment and participation in the Irish labour market has never been higherSun Jan 16 2022 - 11:42
House prices forecast to rise by 5% as supply struggles to meet demandSCSI report also highlights planning issues and impact of rising renovation costsFri Jan 14 2022 - 05:41
European stocks end flat as weak defensives outweigh tech gainsAnalysts expect ‘choppy’ first quarter for US stocks ahead of first Fed interest rate hikeThu Jan 13 2022 - 19:10
Rising rents and surging prices trigger ‘collapse’ in home ownershipHousing in Ireland is ‘severely unaffordable’, report by Parliamentary Budget Office saysThu Jan 13 2022 - 16:11
Talbot Hotels acquires Clonmel Park Hotel for about € 7.5mDeal for four-star Tipperary hotel is latest divestment by Tetrarch CapitalThu Jan 13 2022 - 15:03
Low paid benefit from minimum wage hikes despite ‘loss of hours’ESRI research assesses impact of minimum pay increases between 2016 and 2018Wed Jan 12 2022 - 13:17
Unemployment rate rises to 7.5% as Covid-19 rules hit hospitalityCSO figures point to rise in Republic’s jobless total after period of declineWed Jan 12 2022 - 11:41
Food and drink exports hit record €13.5bn in 2021 despite Covid and BrexitLatest Bord Bia figures suggest Irish exports last year surpassed pre-pandemic levelsWed Jan 12 2022 - 09:31
Viatel snaps up Limerick-based ActionPointIrish telecoms group makes another acquisition as market consolidation continuesWed Jan 12 2022 - 07:12
OECD inflation surges to 25-year high of 5.8%Price growth is being driven by energy prices and supply chain disruptionTue Jan 11 2022 - 19:01
World Bank warns of ‘pronounced slowdown’ over inflation and Covid variantsWashington-based institution says pandemic likely to continue to disrupt activity in near termTue Jan 11 2022 - 15:44
Switch to electric motoring could punch €5bn hole in public financesThe revenue implications of shifting away from combustion engines will be significantSun Jan 09 2022 - 14:34
Retail sales lift as consumers splash out on clothes and electrical goodsVolume of sales in November was 0.6% higher in monthly terms and 16% up on 2020Fri Jan 07 2022 - 12:29
US economist says Covid may have driven many women out of the labour marketChief executive of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco says many women are constrained because of childcareThu Jan 06 2022 - 19:16
Brexit and pandemic trigger surge in customs declarationsCustoms duty collected on goods imported from abroad jumps as a result of BrexitThu Jan 06 2022 - 15:27
Corporation tax on par with VAT as State’s second largest revenue sourceLatest exchequer returns show business tax generated record €15.3bn last yearWed Jan 05 2022 - 19:00
Government tax receipts surge to record €68bn in 2021 as economy reboundsLatest exchequer returns point to year-end deficit of €7.4 billionWed Jan 05 2022 - 16:11
Eoin Burke-Kennedy: Soaring prices and rents but no credit bubbleMyHome report points to bigger loan sizes but credit market remain tightly constrainedWed Jan 05 2022 - 05:45
Five economic flashpoints to watch out for in 2022Next year may bring good news but many of the concerns of 2021 will not have gone awayFri Dec 31 2021 - 05:28
House prices set to grow by up to 8% in 2022, Sherry FitzGerald saysState’s largest estate agent predicts inflation in Dublin will moderate with new buildsFri Dec 31 2021 - 05:05
Markets lifted by investor optimism and US jobs dataTech boom leads Wall Street indices to record highsThu Dec 30 2021 - 17:44
New apprenticeships aimed at bridging skills gaps across economyExpansion to include farming, construction and logistics programmesThu Dec 30 2021 - 17:06
The State’s top 10 corporate taxpayers: who are they?Corporation tax generated €11.8 billion in receipts last year, €1 in every €5 collectedThu Dec 30 2021 - 14:53
Flight of small landlords will worsen Dublin housing crisis – estate agentOwen Reilly says small landlords accounted for more than 60% of its sellers in 2021Tue Dec 28 2021 - 06:00
Consumers unleash pandemic savings ahead of ChristmasBank of Ireland barometer detects festive shift in attitude to savingWed Dec 22 2021 - 12:31
Weekly incomes would have fallen in 2020 without wage supports – CSOPay subsidy schemes accounted for 4.3% of total earnings across all employmentsTue Dec 21 2021 - 12:23
Brexit has seen Irish food exports to Britain decline by a quarterESRI/Department of Finance study estimates impact on trade in isolation of other driversTue Dec 21 2021 - 06:00
European stocks drop as Omicron worries intensifyTravel stocks fell 1 per cent, but were above their intra-day lows touched earlier in sessionMon Dec 20 2021 - 18:45
Government’s broadband plan mired in financial controversyNorth’s scheme costs €2,500 per home, the Republic’s €5,300Sun Dec 19 2021 - 12:13
Central Bank to consider ‘step break’ from mortgage rulesProposal for lower income households comes as part of regulator’s year-long reviewThu Dec 16 2021 - 16:38
Omicron variant could derail economic recovery, ESRI warnsThink tank also predicts inflation will continue to rise, peaking at 6% in March 2022Thu Dec 16 2021 - 06:58
Global debt surges to record $226 trillion in biggest jump since second World WarIMF warns countries must navigate world of record-high public and private borrowing levelsWed Dec 15 2021 - 18:01
House price inflation surges to pandemic high of 13.5%Figures for October represent strongest level of growth seen in market since 2015Wed Dec 15 2021 - 11:32
DCC acquires US appliance distributor Almo in $610m dealEnergy and services group effectively doubles US footprint in single transactionWed Dec 15 2021 - 08:26
Kerrygold owner Ornua refinances debt with new €580m facilityDairy group says arrangement will include specific emissions, waste and diversity targetsWed Dec 15 2021 - 07:40
Medical device firm BD to spend €70m on new R&D centre in LimerickProject will create 130 new jobs over five years, company saysWed Dec 15 2021 - 07:13
No change in control of multi-billion euro broadband contractor, Government toldPolitical unease following media reports of funding structure of broadband companyTue Dec 14 2021 - 02:00
William Fry and EY to examine funding and structure of National Broadband IrelandDepartment says this is part of ongoing review of broadband contractMon Dec 13 2021 - 19:24
Irish exports surge to €306bn as pandemic spurs trade in IT and pharmaCSO figures reveal computer services and chemicals dominate State’s exportsMon Dec 13 2021 - 13:07
