Clamp down on ‘letterbox’ entities by the EU could help boost Irish funds sector
Investment firms may have to move thousands of jobs to the European Union after regulators said “letterbox entities” nominally based ...
Read More Number of people signing on drops to lowest level in 9 years – but concerns raised over youth unemployment
The number of people signing on the live register has dropped to the lowest recorded since October 2008 – but ...
Read More Motorists to be hit with cost of boosting insurance fund
MOTORISTS will end up being hit after the Government approved changes to the law on insurance to boost the size ...
Read More Retail Excellence Ireland calls for 3pc VAT reduction to protect retailers from Brexit impact
Retail Excellence has called for a VAT reduction of 3pc in next year’s budget to protect Ireland’s retailers from Brexit ...
Read More Living Wage increase of 20c to €11.70 driven by rising housing costs
he Living Wage in Ireland has been increased to €11.70, a 20c increase for 2017. The updated amount has been ...
Read More Shoppers offset deflation effects as grocery market increases by €80m
The Irish grocery market grew at the fastest rate since January in the 12 weeks to June 18, as shoppers ...
Read More Majority of small firms do not expect to be impacted by Brexit
More than one in two small and medium enterprises (SMEs) say that they expect no impact from Brexit, according to ...
Read More Irish industry defies British gloom with 23-month high
Irish manufacturing experienced the strongest pace of growth in 23 months in June, defying the effects of a weaker pound ...
Read More Beware of paying cash up front for ‘fake cover’ and always check contact details
Before buying a policy through a broker or intermediary, always make sure that they are registered. Consumers can check the ...
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