Why Food Prices Are Rising Again
Recent inflation data from the Central Statistics Office shows that overall annual inflation has climbed to its highest level since ...
Read More Irish Businesses Urged to Strengthen Online Resilience After Major Cloudflare Outage
A significant global outage at Cloudflare this week caused widespread disruption and highlighted the scale of reliance many organisations have ...
Read More ECB Expected to Keep Interest Rates Steady Until 2026 as Economic Conditions Hold Firm
The European Central Bank is widely expected to maintain interest rates at current levels until at least the end of ...
Read More Public Consultation Opens on the Right to Request Remote Working
The Government has begun a public consultation inviting individuals, employers and interested organisations to share their views on how the ...
Read More EU Forecast Signals Exceptional Irish Growth in 2025
The latest Autumn 2025 Economic Forecast from the European Commission points to a remarkable surge in Ireland’s economic performance next ...
Read More Grocery Sales Strengthen as Food Price Inflation Eases
New industry data shows that grocery inflation in Ireland has slowed to 6.06 percent in the twelve weeks to 2 ...
Read More Pension Auto Enrolment Deadline Approaches for Employers
The Government’s new auto enrolment system, My Future Fund, is due to begin on 1 January 2026, and employers are ...
Read More EU to Remove Duty Exemption on Low-Value Parcels in Response to Surge in Chinese Imports
EU finance ministers have reached political agreement to abolish the long-standing customs duty exemption on low-value goods entering the bloc. ...
Read More Government Defends Decision to Drop Annual Housing Targets in New National Plan
The Government has moved to defend its decision to remove annual delivery targets from its latest housing strategy, arguing that ...
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