Live register numbers hit almost 11 year low – the lowest level since April 2008
The number of people on the live register decreased 1.6pc in January to 200,300. This is the lowest number recorded ...
Read More Ireland’s growth forecast cut as ‘economic outlook remains clouded by uncertainty’
The European Commission has revised downwards its GDP forecast for Ireland as our “economic outlook remains clouded by uncertainty”. In ...
Read More Sought-after professionals in line to pick up pay rises of 20pc due to ‘Brexit boost’
Sought-after professionals will pick up pay rises of up to 20pc this year as employers predict a “Brexit boost”. Workers ...
Read More Financial system can withstand a hard Brexit – Central Bank
The Central Bank has been able to provide assurances that the financial system as a whole was resilient enough to ...
Read More One third of Irish who have worked in UK entitled to tax rebate – but may not know it
Large numbers of people who have worked in Britain are entitled to a tax refund, but many are unaware of ...
Read More ‘Banks dropped SMEs for safer bets’ – CapitalFlow
A new survey claims that most Irish broadband users are “not satisfied” with their broadband. The Coyne Research poll of ...
Read More New ‘Irish FBI for white-collar crime’ to have broad search powers
The State’s proposed new white-collar crime agency, the Corporate Enforcement Authority, will have beefed-up powers of search and entry, allowing ...
Read More State loses €21.4bn each year through ‘tax expenditures’
The State loses approximately €21.4 billion in revenue each year in what are known as “tax expenditures”. These include the ...
Read More Services growth at its weakest since 2013
A leading indicator for the economy recorded its slowest pace of growth since May 2013 in a warning sign ahead ...
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