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Service sector growth slows amid ongoing cost pressures
Elevated costs were linked to wages, pensions, energy and fuel prices
Irish inflation at 2.4% as Middle East conflict threatens price shock
Latest flash estimate for inflation indicated that energy prices went up by 0.4 per cent last month
Cork ice-cream maker Silver Pail to be acquired by Spain’s Grupo Alacant
Fermoy business is the country’s largest ice-cream manufacturer
Aer Lingus on course to be Europe’s second largest transatlantic carrier
Irish carrier benefits from favourable fuel pricing and capacity growth
The weight-loss drug revolution looks like a winner for Ireland’s economy
Eli Lilly reconfigures Irish operation in anticipation of rapid demand for medicines
Trump’s chaotic tariff polices are poisoning the global economy
US supreme court ruling raises fundamental questions about US trade deals and company-specific deals that have insulated Irish exports
Richest 10% of Irish households command almost half the wealth
Overall amount comes to €1.34 trillion or €245,000 per person
European shares close higher but trade uncertainty lingers
Stoxx 600 index reverses earlier declines to close 0.2 per cent higher
Irish exporters have no choice but to trade through tariff uncertainty, Ibec says
Latest ruling narrows potential paths US government has to achieve trade aims, employers’ group says
US, European stocks rise after supreme court strikes down Trump tariffs
Groups worst hit by tariffs among those to bounce following long-awaited ruling from top US court
Why haven’t Trump’s tariffs caused a downturn in the US?
Despite the negative predictions, the US economy is performing better than expected
Government plans to spend almost 90% of corporate tax windfall, says Ifac
Ifac economist Brian Cronin says Government plans to save just €1 out of every €8 generated by business tax out to 2030
US firms Apple, Microsoft and Eli Lilly paid almost 50% of State’s corporate tax in 2024
Report by Irish Fiscal Advisory Council highlights ‘exceptionally concentrated’ nature of Ireland’s corporate tax base
Cost of buying typical home in Dublin hits €500,000
Home prices increased by 7% last year, CSO figures show
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