Employment in Irish economy up 50% since post-crash period – The Irish Times
Employment in the Irish economy has increased by 50 per cent since the low point of the financial…
the economy’s star performer – The Irish Times
With GDP (gross domestic product) proving such a troublesome metric, former Central Bank governor Patrick Honohan used to…
Jump in unemployment dismissed as ‘statistical noise’ by Davy – The Irish Times
The rise in Ireland’s unemployment rate has been dismissed by Davy stockbrokers as “statistical noise”. The stockbroker also…
Ireland had the second most expensive food prices in the Eurozone last year
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Why are food prices going up? Who is profiting and what can be done about it? – The Irish Times
The cost of groceries is climbing again, is it? Unfortunately, yes. Figures published by the Central Statistics Office…
Ireland’s grocery prices are still soaring. How can that be? – The Irish Times
Early this month the latest data from retail analysts Kantar Worldpanel confirmed what almost anyone who has gone…
One in 10 Irish households have net wealth of more than €1m – The Irish Times
The wealthiest 10 per cent of households in the State have a net wealth, over debt, of at…
What does Trump’s 50% EU tariff threat mean for Ireland? – The Irish Times
Things had settled a bit since the fuss of Donald Trump’s so-called liberation day in early April, when…
Irish economy grows by 3.2% as multinationals fast-track exports into US – The Irish Times
The Irish economy grew by over 3 per cent in the first quarter as multinationals stockpiled produce in…
Foreign-owned businesses accounted for 84% of R&D spending in Ireland in 2023 – The Irish Times
Spending on research and development (R&D) by firms in Ireland amounted to €7 billion in 2023, according to…