Report finds Ireland’s pension system ranking has improved slightly
Ireland’s pension system has improved slightly in the past year when compared with global peers, a new index has found. ...
Read More 2,600 buyers approved for First Home Scheme
The latest progress report on the First Home Scheme shows that 2,598 buyers have been approved and 699 homes already ...
Read More Clear-out urged as study finds Ireland generates millions of kilos of e-waste
Irish households are being urged to begin a collective clear-out of small electronic waste this weekend, after a United Nations ...
Read More Ireland’s economic growth will slow by 2050 – report
A new report has suggested that Ireland’s economic growth will slow over the medium to long-term due to a range ...
Read More Online payments continue to grow, cheque payments drop further
Online and mobile banking payments are continuing to grow in the country while usage of cheques has dropped to the ...
Read More Annual inflation rate up slightly to 6.4% in September – CSO
The annual rate of inflation rose again in September to 6.4% compared to an annual rate of 6.3% in August, ...
Read More Budget benefited lower income groups proportionately more – ESRI
The Economic and Social Research Institute has said Tuesday’s Budget was “progressive”, meaning lower income groups will benefit proportionately more ...
Read More €1.17bn allocated to Arts, Sport and Media in budget
The Minister for Tourism, Culture, Arts, Gaeltacht, Sport and Media, Catherine Martin has announced details of the €1.17 billion in ...
Read More Number of insurance firms in Ireland down 39% since 2009
The number of insurance and reinsurance businesses based in Ireland has fallen 39% since 2009, a new study has found. ...
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