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The signs of an economic wobble were already there - businesses not investing, top-end asking prices for houses trimmed. And now the US president is at it again, promising big tariffs on the EU.
There are 20,000 fewer children being born every year in the State compared to during the Celtic Tiger years
Fáilte Ireland says declining inbound tourism numbers ‘jar with industry’
Conclusion of gas transit deal between Russia and Ukraine has contributed to higher energy prices this year
Exporters rushing to get product into the US before tariffs hit are distorting the data
July and August have been the most popular months for gay weddings
Headline rate softer than the 8% recorded in February
If the results for 15- to 34-year-olds do not make sense, then what price the rest of the listenership survey?
Department told government-established review that pay in top-level posts at RTÉ and TG4 had fallen in real terms since 2016
Overall, exports jumped to record levels in March, fuelled by the pharmaceutical sector
Four in 10 workers feel colleagues are abusing absenteeism or work leave policies, according to SD Worx
EV sales up 23% in April despite charging infrastructure concenrs
Leadership of Civil Service union instructed to resist changes to current arrangement
CSO research finds 12% of single-parent households cannot afford regular leisure pursuits such as swimming or music
Price increases related to higher food and alcohol prices, says CSO
The annual growth rate of bank savings has more than doubled from pre-Covid levels
EU Harmonised Index of Consumer Prices shows 2% climb over the last year
Irish labour market stands at effective full employment
CSO figures show sharp fall in March visitors, but industry paints a brighter picture
CSO says increase in domestic economy ‘more modest’
CSO figures reflect strong presence of multinationals in Ireland
Official figures show charges remained higher than last year
CSO data show there were 5,938 new dwelling completions in first quarter of the year, a rise of 2 per cent
Companies and the State need to be more open to importing talent and to examine training options outside traditional third-level route
The worsening international economic outlook and the specific threat to multinational investment both pose dangers
Debt is falling nominally and as a percentage of GDP, but it remains high in per-capita terms
Second-largest general insurer in the Irish market paid €100 million of dividends to its German parent last year, according to a new filing
We’re reluctant to discuss it, but wealth disparity an cause serious tension in relationships
House prices now nearly 20% higher than at peak of pre-crash property bubble in 2007
Declines in the number of visitors have been recorded in data sets for both countries
Households invested more than half of their savings into long-term assets such as housing.
Higher prices for alcoholic drinks and food drove the slight increase in the annual rate of price growth
CSO data show total Government revenue, which includes taxes, social insurance and income on investments, rose by 20% to €148.3bn in 2024
Highest-volume offence, of thefts from vehicles, not included in vehicle-related crime trends published quarterly
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