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Controls have little impact as rents rise to new high, report finds
Average monthly rents are a record €1,056, up almost 10% over the last year
Housing report says 50,000 units might need to be built each year
Cantillon: Davy believes true number of new builds last year was probably around 7,500
Iseq soars to nine-year high as markets cheer French vote
Value of euro jumps after centrist candidate wins first round of presidential election
Unemployment falls to 6.4% as labour market improves
Latest figures show State’s jobless rate is three points below euro-area average
Search for two air crew continues as wreckage found off Donegal
Rescue 116 tragedy: Body of co-pilot Capt Mark Duffy recovered by Naval Service divers
Irish house prices expected to rise 8% in 2017
Davy stockbrokers cites help-to-buy scheme and loosening of lending rules as key drivers
Dollar hits 14-year high against euro as US rate hike eyed
Iseq jumps 1.7% to levels last seen before Brexit vote while oil rallies 0.6%
Mortgage approvals recover with 18.7% jump in April
Traditional spring selling season is bringing out the first-time buyers but approvals are still down on an annual basis
Too early for any pats on the back about falling unemployment
Cantillon: economist points to ‘considerable skills mismatch’ in economy
Long-term joblessness won’t be easily solved
Challenges ahead despite CSO figures showing Ireland’s unemployment rate will fall to about 10.8%
Why Irish manufacturing is bucking euro zone trend?
Export sector gets back in gear justas others in EU are beginning to struggle
House prices outside Dublin rise at fastest rate in seven years
Latest Property Price Index suggests recovery in property is no longer confined to capital
Industrial production bounces back
Figures point to signs that the worst of the patent cliff has passed
Recovering exports drive trade surplus higher
Exports are likely to add to GDP growth in the first quarter of the year
Taoiseach warns that State still faces long battle against unemployment
Numbers signing on down 28,000 on last year to leave jobless rate at 12.4%
Dublin house prices up 15% in past year but growth slower in rest of country
National residential prices were up by 6.1%, latest CSO figures show
Rate of employment growth accelerates in third quarter
Unemployment fell by 12.8% or 41,700 in the year since the third quarter of last year
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