Residential commencements last year topped 2019 levels
Residential development commencements jumped 40% last year compared with 2020, and were 19% higher than pre-pandemic levels in 2019 – ...
Read More Manufacturing grows in February sees slowest pace in 11 months – PMI
The country’s manufacturing sector expanded at the slowest pace in 11 months in February as growth in output, new orders ...
Read More Tough sanctions on Russia knock 2% off European stocks
European stocks sank this morning as Western countries imposed tough new sanctions on Russia following its invasion of Ukraine, while ...
Read More EC invites comments on proposed insurance data remedies
The European Commission is inviting comments on the commitments offered by Insurance Ireland to address competition concerns around access to ...
Read More Mask mandate comes to an end as most restrictions lifted
The wearing of masks in retail settings and on public transport is no longer mandatory from today. Close contact rules ...
Read More Paschal Donohoe ‘optimistic’ on prospects for EU banking union
Minister for Finance Paschal Donohoe is “optimistic” that progress can be made on the completion of the EU banking union ...
Read More Consumer sentiment dips on inflation, conflict concerns
Consumer sentiment dipped in February, according to the latest survey from KBC Bank Ireland. The drop was blamed on the ...
Read More Cost of living and price of housing identified as key challenges
The cost of living and the price of housing are the key issues facing the economy and people’s personal finances, ...
Read More Majority in favour of flexible working arrangements: poll
Women, younger people and the lower paid are strongly in favour of more flexible working arrangements according to a poll ...
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