Consumer confidence dips marginally from June’s high
Irish consumer confidence dipped marginally in July from the two year high recorded in June, according to the latest consumer ...
Read More Guidelines on indoor dining to be outlined
Government guidelines on how indoor hospitality will operate from Monday are due to be published shortly. The new measures will ...
Read More Construction activity increased again in June – Ulster Bank PMI
Construction activity increased for the second month in a row following the full reopening of the sector, and at one ...
Read More Cabinet to sign off on plans for reopening indoor hospitality
The Cabinet will sign off on plans this afternoon to reopen indoor hospitality in bars and restaurants, RTÉ News has ...
Read More Govt aims to get 75,000 back to work under new strategy
The Government is aiming to get 75,000 long-term unemployed people back to work within two years as part of its ...
Read More Tax reform tops agenda as G20 finance chiefs meet
Finance ministers and central bankers from the group of 20 rich countries are to meet face-to-face for the first time ...
Read More Indoor dining legislation to go before Dáil next week
A bill to amend the 1947 Public Health Act to allow vaccinated people eat and drink inside bars and restaurants ...
Read More Higher utility bills and transport costs drive inflation higher – CSO
Consumer prices rose by 1.6% in June on an annual basis on the back of higher electricity, gas and transport ...
Read More ECB to announce revamped inflation target, climate role
The European Central Bank will today announce the outcome of an 18-month strategy review, redefining a inflation target seen by ...
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