Irish inflation hits 4% on back of energy prices – The Irish Times
Surging energy prices drove Irish inflation to a three-year high of 4 per cent in October, up from…
Irish economy grows by 5.5% in GDP terms despite inflation challenges – The Irish Times
The Irish economy grew by more than 5 per cent in the third quarter despite the inflation shock,…
Renters and younger people hit harder by inflation, new CSO data shows – The Irish Times
Households led by younger people and those who are renting their homes are experiencing higher levels of inflation,…
Cork, Dublin, Galway, Limerick: Which are Ireland’s cheapest and dearest cities? – The Irish Times
Life in capital cities across the world tends to come with a hefty premium. If you want to…
State’s population surges by almost 800,000 in a decade – The Irish Times
The State’s population has risen by almost 800,000 in the last decade, with two-thirds of the increase coming…
New battery-electric trains due to arrive next year in bid to relieve overcrowding on services – The Irish Times
Capacity issues on the Republic’s railway lines will not ease before the arrival of the first order of…
Irish exports to US fall by €1.2 billion, CSO finds – The Irish Times
The value of exported goods from Ireland to the United States fell by €1.2 billion between July and…
Property price inflation slows to three-year low of 5.1% as market cools – The Irish Times
House price inflation slowed to its lowest level in nearly three years in August, according to official Government…
Home heating oil surges 58% as energy bill hikes wipe out budget gains – The Irish Times
Families face bills of €1,600 to heat their homes this winter as soaring energy prices threaten to wipe…
Surging petrol and diesel prices trigger drop in fuel sales – The Irish Times
“Sustained inflation” led to a drop in fuel sales in August, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO).…
Labour productivity eight times larger in multinational-dominated sectors – The Irish Times
Labour productivity is almost eight times larger in the foreign-dominated manufacturing and IT sectors in Ireland because of…
Dublin landlords selling up in greater numbers amid new rent rules – The Irish Times
Landlords are continuing to flee the Dublin property sector, as the new rental rules introduced in March feed…