Irish manufacturing ends 2020 with stronger expansion as end of Brexit transition period looms
The Irish manufacturing sector saw a boost to business in December as firms prepared for the end of the Brexit ...
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Despite it being a record year for savings in Ireland, much of it was accidental given that large sections of ...
Read More Central Bank warns Brexit may bring some disruption to financial services
The Central Bank has warned that Irish creditors with direct debits in place for UK customers may need to provide ...
Read More Varadkar thanks businesses for carrying Covid-19 burden in new letter
The Tánaiste and Minister for Enterprise, Trade and Employment has written to every registered business in Ireland to urge them ...
Read More Brexit breakthrough still out of reach on fisheries
EU and UK officials will continue their last-minute negotiations in Brussels today with the EU signalling that persistent differences over ...
Read More Public liability premiums up 15-20% over three years
Public liability insurance premiums have increased by 15-20% on average over the past three years, new research by the Competition ...
Read More Staggered increase in restrictions over holiday period, says Ryan
Minister for Transport Eamon Ryan has said there will be a series of staggered dates regarding changes to restrictions, not ...
Read More Mortgage approval values at highest level since 2011
New figures show that the number of mortgages approved fell by 0.2% in November on a monthly basis, while they ...
Read More Last-minute post will be impacted by transport disruption in Britain – An Post
An Post has said last-minute international letters and parcels to and from Britain and the rest of Europe will be ...
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